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      davidheim1
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      bobbin chair.jpgThis might be a woodturner's dream. Or nightmare. It depends on your skill at turning beads. Personally, I'd go nuts trying to mae this chair for real. The original was made in the Netherlands in the late 19th century, and was turned from beech. It complements the wall cabinet that Dave Richards recently posted. I based the model on images from the 1sstdibs.com web site.
      Enjoy.
      dh

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        pbacot
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        Nice modeling! looks carefully detailed.

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          davidheim1
          last edited by

          Thanks. It helps to work from detailed photos for scale.

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            tuna1957
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            Very very cool ! And yes a woodturners nightmare.... πŸ‘ πŸ‘

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              HornOxx
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              Klasse! πŸ‘ what an unusual design this time (which is not to say that your other designs shown here are too ordinary !! πŸ˜„ πŸ˜‰ ).

              never trust a skinny cook

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                davidheim1
                last edited by

                Thanks, HornOxx. I don't think the chair is too unusual in the Victorian era.

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