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Frank Loyd Wright Trivet

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I had off-cuts from the storage unit I made a few weeks ago and decided they needed a home. I glued up the cherry and scrolled this. The "pattern" I found browsing the internet. 6.125" square. Cherry .625" thick.
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That is gorgeous! :cool:
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Awesome!
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Looks very nice, and great work!!! As a researcher and most of my furniture and things are FLW designs that does not ring a bell. Basically his style, but nothing close to a reproduction of one of his classic designs. I am not trashing you, but I would not call it a FLW piece, not even close except for all the square work.
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Interesting. Is this from here:

https://centuryhouseinc.com/product/fra ... t-trivets/

I see they sell laser cut versions in cherry. It looks like the Ennis Block. I also like the Lake Geneva Tulip and the Storer Block.


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Very nice cutting. Sure looks like FLW to me.
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ERLover wrote:Looks very nice, and great work!!! As a researcher and most of my furniture and things are FLW designs that does not ring a bell. Basically his style, but nothing close to a reproduction of one of his classic designs. I am not trashing you, but I would not call it a FLW piece, not even close except for all the square work.
I don't know about this but it sure resembles other FLW works.

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Very nice ! Also emulates a Green and Green motif.
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dusty wrote:
ERLover wrote:Looks very nice, and great work!!! As a researcher and most of my furniture and things are FLW designs that does not ring a bell. Basically his style, but nothing close to a reproduction of one of his classic designs. I am not trashing you, but I would not call it a FLW piece, not even close except for all the square work.
I don't know about this but it sure resembles other FLW works.

https://www.maclinstudio.com/products/f ... oCHD_w_wcB
If you look at his glass work, and I dont know how to verbalize it, but the squares cut in/over lab the opposite way.
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ERLover wrote:
dusty wrote:
ERLover wrote:Looks very nice, and great work!!! As a researcher and most of my furniture and things are FLW designs that does not ring a bell. Basically his style, but nothing close to a reproduction of one of his classic designs. I am not trashing you, but I would not call it a FLW piece, not even close except for all the square work.
I don't know about this but it sure resembles other FLW works.

https://www.maclinstudio.com/products/f ... oCHD_w_wcB
If you look at his glass work, and I dont know how to verbalize it, but the squares cut in/over lab the opposite way.
Flip it over to view it from the opposite side???
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