L. Proctor Ironworks
cabinet 18
cabinet 18
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Price
$2,395
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Sales method
Online & onsite sale
Description
This tall cabinet is hand forged, made using only mortise and tenon joinery and riveting. The front panels are 3 1/2” wide and 2” wide both are 1/4” thick and are forged under the power hammer using fullering dies. They start at 8” and 6”long and are given width in the forging. They are then arranged in opposing directions giving the look of a patch work quilting .The door pull is forged from 7/8” square, painted in Allis Chalmers Orange then distressed to give a look of time well used. The hinges are hand made as well, the top is acrylic. The inside box is made from 3/4” veneered birch plywood it is 12” wide 38” high 12” deep and has two fixed shelves. The top is a semi-translucent acrylic and rests on the base. The metal is finished with beeswax and linseed oil, the top can be cleaned with a damp cloth or soap and water. Glass cleaner should not be used.
(18” wide, 14” deep, 54” high)
Item details
GTIN: 161056
Price
$2,395.00
Sales method
Online & onsite sale
Quantity available
1
Dimensions
Product
Length/Depth: 18 in
Width: 14 in
Height: 54 in
Package
Length/Depth: 18 in
Width: 15 in
Height: 55 in
Shipping
Option to pick up the product in person instead of shipping
Delivery and pickup restrictions may apply:
Please contact me to figure out shipping options. The top and base will be shipped in a separate boxes.
Please contact me to figure out shipping options. The top and base will be shipped in a separate boxes.
Refund & return policy
No refund or returns allowed on this purchase.
Exceptions may apply. Please message Luke for more information.
Meet your seller
L. Proctor Ironworks
I use traditional forging techniques and joinery to create contemporary work. I start with raw metal and heat it in the forge. I then use a pneumatic power hammer and hand hammers at the anvil to shape and bend the material. I have made the majority of my tooling, I use different tool steels for hot cutting chisels, slits, drifts, punches and hammers. The style I have developed is in part inspired by the Danish Modern and Shaker styles. I focus on keeping clean simple lines and forging every part of each piece to shape the metal hot. The joinery becomes an aesthetic part of the piece, a focal point, it represents hard honest work that is thought of to be sophisticated in its simplicity
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cabinet 18
L. Proctor Ironworks
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