Norm builds a butterfly table, a Shaker bookcase, and a lowboy out of cherry, a folding screen and dining table out of mahogany, a flower stand and gardener's dry sink out of cypress, a tall case oak clock, a decoratively-painted dower chest, a fan back Windsor chair, a painted pier table, and an oak mission-style desk.
Aired: Jan 3, 2004 Norm revisits Old Sturbridge Village and discovers an old table built by a co...
Aired: Jan 10, 2004 The folding room screen is an attractive alternative to divide a room or to s...
Aired: Jan 17, 2004 The flower stand is a woodworker's interpretation of the flower vendor's clas...
Aired: Jan 24, 2004 This bookcase will surprise many fans because it is unlike most Shaker design...
Aired: Jan 31, 2004 From hobbyists building a clock out of a kit to professionals building one fr...
Aired: Feb 7, 2004 Pennsylvania Dutch is an endearing style created by early furniture makers. M...
Aired: Feb 14, 2004 The Lancaster County "Fan Back" Windsor chair is perhaps the most challenging...
Aired: Feb 21, 2004 Norm demonstrates how to build a Windsor chair (part 2 of 2).
Aired: Feb 28, 2004 Lowboy's are similar to the lower case of a classic highboy. Sometimes called...
Aired: Mar 6, 2004 A pier table is a small table that is meant to be located between two windows...
Aired: Mar 13, 2004 Norm visits an antique dealer who commissions reproduction English antique fu...
Aired: Mar 20, 2004 Prowling through an arts and crafts shop of highly collectable Stickley and o...
Aired: Mar 27, 2004 Here is a place to organize your horticultural life. Meant to go outdoors or ...
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