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At the Galleries

At the Galleries

Pieces in the Art of Fine Furniture exhibit include Mark Laub’s “Queen of the Slipstream."

At the Galleries

On The Wright Trail underway in Wisconsin

Dumke’s portfolio includes this solid cherry two-drawer table with wenge accents.

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Wisconsin furniture makers work highlighted at Smithsonian show

Nakashima dining table made of Persian walnut and matched with rosewood butterflies (1971).

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Philadelphia gallery brings back Nakashima exhibit

The Portsmouth exhibit features this sideboard (Portsmouth, circa 1815); side chair (New York, New England, possibly Portsmouth, 1815–30), and high chest of drawers (Joseph Davis, Portsmouth, 1735-45).

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Rich furniture history on display in New Hampshire

Dave Seymour’s table, featured at the Wilding Museum’s recent exhibit.

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Popular spring shows hit the East Coast

“Arca Botanicum” by Dixie Biggs and Ray Jones.

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From calamity grows a traveling exhibition

Karina Steele’s “Assorted Spoons.”

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Lloyd Wright exhibits celebrate 150 years since his birth

Dwight Sargent sold this dining table and chairs at the Rhode Island Fine Furnishings Show.

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Rhode Island furniture show sees boost in sales

Mark Del Guidice’s ‘Time Rolls On’, featured in DC Current.

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Smithsonian Craft Show comes to Maine gallery

The Yale University exhibit includes this Newport high chest of drawers by John Townsend.

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Early Rhode Island furniture featured at Yale exhibit

While Wendle Castle’s exhibition is just beginning, an exhibition of Sam Maloof’s work has ended in Alta Loma, Calif.

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Wendell Castle exhibit on display in upstate New York

“Serendipity” by David Gomes won the musical instrument category at the 2015 Hawaii Woodshow. It was made from Engelmann spruce, koa, Honduras mahogany, kiawe, ebony, cocobolo, milo and Portuguese cypress.

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Acadia exhibit comes to Maine in October

One of a pair of side chairs, from the Mabel Brady Garvin Collection, in the Yale exhibit.

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Yale hosts early Rhode Island furniture exhibit

“Linda Lou Rocker” in oak by Leslie Webb.

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Rocking exhibit in North Carolina features chair collection

Credenza by Yorgo Liapis.

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Student work shines at Maines Messler Gallery

A black walnut lowboy by J. Scott Hillger.

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Furniture makers display wares at Paradise City

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Design in Wood exhibition returns to Southern California

Best of Maine: Michaela Stone’s Flora hall table.

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New York exhibition celebrates silver anniversary

The Messler Gallery show features this chair by David Masury and marquetry bowl by Lou Landry.

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Messler Gallery showcases the best of Maines talent

Fred Rossi in his booth at the Fine Furnishings Show.

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New England show celebrates two decades

Wendell Castle’s exhibition will be displayed through February at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York.

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Wendell Castles work showcased in New York

“Crescent Lounge” by Katrina Vonnegut, on display at the “Contemporary Wood Design” exhibit.

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Wisconsin museum showcases reclaimed wood

The Swedish Wooden Toys exhibit features this dollhouse and furnishings, dated 1912, by John Carlsson.

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Western lifestyle celebrated at Wyoming exhibit

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Canadian student takes Best of Show at AWFS

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