Joint Stool
The turned joint stool was a common item for the early settlers of America. Oak was one of the primary woods of choice at this time and is still a great choice for this sort of piece. This particular joint stool has been aged to look like a well worn original piece. Strong, handsome and great for a seat, small table or decoration piece a joint stool offers a wide variety of uses in any home.
Type
- wood
Material
- oak
Size
- small
Meet the Maker
Bryant White
Avalon Valley Woodworks LLC
Hello, my name is Bryant White and I design, build and finish period and contemporary furniture. I am a professionally trained furniture maker taught by master craftsman Phil Lowe. While I specialize in reproduction work I am happy to build contemporary pieces as well. Each project starts with a consultation. I work with you to select a design, wood, color and finish for your hand crafted furniture. All pricing is dependent upon material, complexity and labor involved. Throughout the construction process, each piece is fit by hand to ensure the finest result. Only the best lumber is selected, resulting in a beautiful, eye-catching piece of furniture. All necessary hardware is purchased from quality manufacturers.
I also offer repair work, touch-up, french polishing, carving and inlay.
I take pride in my work. Corners are never cut and each piece of furniture is as valuable to me as it is to you. I look forward to working with you to create the next masterpiece for your home.
Customer Reviews
Matt
Oct 16, 2012We had an antique piece of maple which was on a throw-away base. The wood was in unobtainable widths that we wanted to restore to a nice period style table and Bryant work around what we had, maximized the use of the very beautiful wood and create a beautiful table. He came and checked on it about a month after delivery to tune the coatings.
A.C.
Oct 16, 2012Bryant White is a master craftsman. Many of his pieces are either historical reproductions or historically inspired. They are are exquisitely made and display a meticulous attention to detail, ensuring their use for generations to come.