How To Use cabinetmaker In A Sentence
- Master cabinetmakers fashioned a low chest of drawers, which differed from the bureau commode, or large table with drawers, that was crafted in the baroque period.
- Take the furniture to a cabinetmaker, or have your dealer return it to the factory for repair.
- But for a long time, a cabinetmaker, joiner, or toolmaker who wanted some threads in wood, would have depended on the screw box and tap.
- Jean-Henri Riesener was ebeniste (cabinetmaker) to Louis XVI, pupil of the great Oeben (maker of Louis XV's desk), and the man considered the greatest of his trade, among not inconsiderable competition, in the last quarter of the 18th century. All Hands on Deco
- Some looking-glass makers were originally trained as cabinetmakers, and many looking-glass factories employed cabinetmakers to veneer looking glasses and their accompanying consoles.
- For a couple of years, he worked with a cabinetmaker. Nancy Ruhling: Astoria Characters: The Steady Shoe-Shine Man
- There's the mahogany buffet that her father, a cabinetmaker, designed in the 1940s. Nancy Ruhling: Astoria Characters: The Ageless Storyteller
- Philadelphia cabinetmakers soon eliminated the nailhead problem by sliding the bottom boards into grooves cut into the drawer sides.
- Photographers Herlinda Diaz of Chapala and Ricardo Gonzalez of Ajijic attended along with etcher and mixed media artist Cathy Closs; mixed media artist and writer Judy Dykstra-Brown; acrylic and collage artist Adis Soriano from Ajijic and wood refinisher, cabinetmaker, and painter Leandro Diaz of San Antonio Tlayacapan. Kimball Gallery In Chapala
- In a like manner, the 18th-century bitstock of Flemish origin (fig. 46), the English cabinetmaker's bevel of the same century (fig. 47), and the compass saw (accession 61.52, fig. 48) capture in their basic design something beyond the functional extension of the craftsman's hand. Woodworking Tools 1600-1900