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Flatware Chests Construction
Flatware Chests Construction: - More That 65 individual operations, many done completely by hand, are required to build each chestCrafted wth painstaking care like a piece of fine furniture. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
- Hardwood Construction:
Poplar, ash or oak are used in the construction of these handcrafted
solid wood boxes.
- Moisture Control: All woods
are kiln-dried to the average atmospheric moisture content in the
United States for greater stability, thereby eliminating warps and
splits in the wood.
- Unibody Structure: All units
are initially constructed as a six-sided box; lids and drawers are
then cut from this piece and kept together throughout the
manufacturing process, yielding matched grains and even finishes.
- Miter-and-Tenon Joints:
Locked miter-and-tenon joints are used on all corners for strength
and durability.
- Finished Edges: Solid wood
tops, recessed bottoms of chest and drawers and mitered corners
eliminate end-grain, resulting in furniture-quality appearance.
- Tapered Drawers: Drawers are
slightly tapered from front to back to enable a perfect fit without
binding.
- Hand-Rubbed Finish: Each
chest is carefully stained and hand-rubbed to a rich, lasting
finish, revealing the natural luster of the distinctive hardwoods.
Each piece truly becomes an individual work of art.
- Top Grade Anti-Tarnish Flannel Linings:
Elegant, top-quality lining is custom-fitted to each chest
to give a handsome, tailored appearance, and to provide protection for fine flatware.
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