"Mount Doom"  by Steve Hilberg.

Timber: - Walnut, with hickory drawer pulls.

A five drawer box by Jim Thomas.

Timber: - Curly Maple, walnut, the back section is curly cherry. Walnut drawer pulls.

Box by Peter J Crook 

Timber: - Bird Eucalypt Burl and Tasmanian Sassafras pull.

Timber : - Queensland Brown Silky Oak with Ebony handles.

 Timber : - Maple.

Boxes by Don Mc Crabb

Box by Brian Knodel

Timber: -  Birch

"Eucalyptus Leaves". A five drawer box, including two hidden compartments. By Tricia Harvey.

Timber:- Australian Red Cedar

A laminated single drawer box by Phil C.

Timber:-  Black walnut with maple and bloodwood for the handle.

A four drawer box known as "Whale Migration". Work of Eugene Soto. Design by Lois Keener Ventura.

Timber:-  Honduran Mahogany.

A three drawer box, the principle prize for a  cancer research fund raiser, by John Kepski.

Timber:- Red Silkwood.

A three drawer box, by Frank Mackell.

Timber:- Yellowheart and Purpleheart

Tattoed Sun, by Kim Bybee

Troy W. ,  Central Illinois

- As an architect and a woodworker I like to be innovative as well as creative.  Hence the liberties I have taken with  boxes to make them approach sculptures.

- Here are two attempts:  The one on the left is made from cocobolo and spalted tamerind. The one on the right is made from walnut, cherry and purple heart. These boxes are made from leftover drawer cutouts. The left box is 12-inches tall and the right, 8-inches.  All of the cutting and shaping was done with a bandsaw.

        John Birch

The timber is primarily black walnut. The legs and laminated segments in the drawer pulls are purple heart. The dowels are Ebony. The main walnut box is approx 12” tall by 4” wide by 2 3/4” deep at the widest point. The spread between the purple heart legs at the widest is about 7”.

Phil Crawford

Whale of a Tale

Eastern Red Cedar and Mahogany.

Gene Lambson.

Australian Red Cedar and Silky Oak. 

Barrie Restall

Landscape, Box Elder Burl.

Annie Enke 

Begorrah, Tasmanian Myrtle.

Nick Jones

X Box, Rimu a timber of New Zealand.

Ken Hurley