We’re not sure who got the head but we know this guy got the feet – sooooo……..as per his request ……
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Archive for Custom Furniture
Reproduction headboard
At a customer’s request , we reproduced a headboard to match original. 
Bamboo turned side table
Our customer brought in a beautiful platter from the 18th century and she wanted a Bamboo Turned base for it……….voila ! 
Delbarton School
We are very proud and happy to let everyone know that we have , since June , been working on and completed major restoration work in the ” Old Main” at Delbarton School in Mendham , NJ. Our work consisted of restoration of all woodwork in the Main Lobby, Music Room , Stairway to the 2nd floor and the former Staff Dining area. We not only refinished all wood paneled walls and ceilings but we also replaced numerous missing components such as carvings , turnings and tons of moldings. We will be posting photos of the entire project shortly and we hope that everyone takes a moment to view this effort and appreciate this magnificent and historic landmark. Eric and Pete Schichtel
Custom Curly Maple Table
This is a custom table designed by a decorator and us to fit in her own living room. The choice of Curly Maple was exquisite and the flowing lines of the legs and body of the piece had made this 1 of the nicer pieces we had built in the past years.
Celtic Cross
This classic hand carved Celtic cross was done by Pete as a gift for Don Bragg who is the minister at the Parsippany Presbyterian Church. Carved from local walnut, it hangs in the main entry to the church.
Waldorf Astoria Planters
The Waldorf Astoria had contacted us sometime back to make 4 planters to match the existing decor. We produced these beautiful pieces using by utilizing many long forgotten techniques such as hand veneering, carving and French polishing. These pieces appear in various movie scenes that were filmed in the hotel. Pete
Smart recycling of curb found drawers.
These drawers were picked -up curbside by a very smart and enterprising woman who had brought them to our shop to have cabinets made to house them. It was a gift to a very lucky husband to store his extensive mineral collection.
