70″ high x 50″ wide x 17″ deep This very large cabinet could be put to a variety of contemporary uses. However if it was to house electronic gear, it might need to b made a few inches deeper. You’ll … Continue reading →
65″ high x 48″ wide x 26″ deep The ship-lap back panes are rabbeted top and bottom to fit withing the frame as shown in the three dimensional view. The top attaches to this frame with table irons. Use substantial … Continue reading →
42″ wide x 15″ deep x 66″ high The catalog describes this china cabinet as having “fixed shelves along the lines of the mullions.” Don’t attach the shelves until finishing is complete and the glass is in place. The shelves … Continue reading →
60″ high x 36″ wide x 15″ deep A classic example of the high points of Harvey Ellis’ designs-a thin top with a wide overhang, arches at the top of the door and the bottom front rail, and subtly tapered … Continue reading →
