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Bubinga and Ebony Inlay Banding Box 11" x 16.5" x 5"- 9"; $750 -$1200 | ||
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| This box, the largest of my traditional, chest-style jewelry boxes, features spectacularly figured veneered panels and a top of quilted bubinga, a dense lustrous African wood often referred to as African rosewood. Legs and stretchers of solid bubinga --the stretchers' tenons are mortised into the legs,and contain the panels. This construction allows for precision-fit drawers, and a solidity matching the finest custom made furniture. The top of the box features beveled inlays of ebony and a matching quilted bubinga sawn from a shop built block. Innovative necklace storage and earring storage systems make the inside of the box as notable as the outside, a combination of artistry and engineering that only someone who spends far too much time thinking about jewelry boxes could have produced. | ||
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| Open view showing innovative necklace storage and earring storage systems, and the precision dovetailed drawers. This joinery, usually found only in the finest custom furniture, makes for a jewelry box that will last for generations. The necklace box has a spring hinged, padded top section that places gentle tension on necklaces, preventing the inevitable entanglement common to inexpensive necklace "pouches" used by other box makers. | ||
| Delivered price on this box is $1200. Click here to Buy. I also make this box without a drawer for $750. For more details on the both versions of this box, click here. | ||
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