Meet Dave Stubblefield, a retired Manufacturing Executive who learned woodworking from his father and continues to enjoy it in his retirement.
Dave is interested in all types and designs of woodworking but tends to favor 'Mission Style'. Dave is now researching George McHugh and his work; McHugh being credited as the first craftsman to use the word 'Mission' to describe his furniture. Dave had already copied some of McHugh's designs and plans to continue doing so.
Dave's wastebaskets are constructed with 100% Quarter-sawn White Oak or Cherry. There are no steel fasteners used anywhere in the piece. The stiles are fitted and glued into 1/4" deep dados on both the top and bottom rails. The legs are splayed and glued to the rails and the floor is held in place against a half dado with glue and small strips.
1) 16CA Arts and Crafts Mission Cherry with Ebony Wastebasket.
This wastebasket is made from beautiful solid cherry and finished with oil and wax.
This wastebasket is approximately 15" tall by 10 1/2" square at the top.
The style is classic beautiful cherry with real ebony inlay!
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2) 26OA Arts and Crafts Mission Quarter-sawn Oak Wastebasket Stickley style.
Crafted in Dave's shop, it is patterned after a piece that was made by the Lakeside Shop in the early 1900's.
Made of quarter-sawn oak, it is finished with a coat of oil and wax.
This wastebasket is approximately 15" tall X 10 1/2" square at the top.
This style is classic 'Mission Furniture'.
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Dave carefully packs his wastebaskets for shipment and does not use styrofoam!
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