High Line Chair

Original low back dining or side chair. Mark Whitley

Tables

Tit for Tat Tables, wood Occasional Table by Kimberly D Winkle. The artist’s intense scrutiny of form, line and color leads to beautifully hand-crafted furniture with sculptural presence and quirky character as can be seen in these tables of mahogany and poly-chromed poplar. Kimberly Winkle

Linear Discontinuity

Maple, steel 60″ x 19″ x 16″.  Marcus Papay

7 pc. Tree Pot

Brian Sarama, a CIA Ceramics student, won the top award in functional ceramics in the annual NICHE competition. Brian’s creation, 7 Pc. Tree Pot, placed highest in his student division for 2009.  “Celebrates excellence and innovation in American and Canadian craft.” Brian Sarama

Round Bottomed Skeleton Bowl

Douglas Fir, turned and sandcarved, approximately 5 ½  in. height by 8 ½  in. length. William Luce

Early Morning Bloom

This piece is sculptured from American Walnut also known as Black walnut. Sculpturing includes carving, piercing and sandblasting. Diameter: 9 inches, Height: 5 3/8 inches, Finish: Tung oil based varnish. Joyear Studio

Womans in My Life

Size: 24″ × 22″ × 62″. Avner Zabari

Charis Credenza

Charis Credenza Walnut, & Curly Maple 64″w x 23″d x 36″h . Seth Rolland

Lynn #2

Named after a brilliant children¹s book writer and illustrator, the Lynn stools illustrate a Texas thunderstorm with cloud, lightning, barn and silo. Lynn #2 is made from walnut, tiger maple, padouk, bloodwood, maple and oak. 16″ wide, 13″ deep, 23″ tall. Danny Kamerath

Folding Screen

Made with Hickory frames and Paulownia panels this carved three panel folding screen is 76 inches tall by 72 inches wide. Will Tait