Early American Painted Furniture
early american painted furniture
I use Milk Paint on most of the furniture I hand craft. The Milk Paint has a hand brushed appearance and is environmentally friendly. I use a Tung Oil over coat on most furniture I make. The sample picture above is Milk Paint with an antiqued finish.
I build all my furniture like it would have been built two hundred years ago, with true mortise and tenon, dovetailed cases and drawers and even hand plane some products.
I made this from Poplar and Pine for Secondary Woods
Columbia Step Back Hutch early american painted reproduction
48”Wide x 86”Tall x 20”Deep
I make this Painted Hutch in two pieces, the top and the bottom come apart and has a safety cleat on back to secure top to bottom. With a Chippendale inspired cutout base, H-Hinges, beaded frame and raised panel doors, this hutch is an exceptional example of an Early American Painted Hutch. Each piece is made one at a time. It can be made with glass doors or for a tv hutch with no shelves on top.
Painted in your choice of Milk Paint Colors, reference Real Milk Paint for color choices. Standard Colors I use is Slate Blue, Black, Red, Lily Pad Green.
Call me for more information 615-914-5219 or text me.
Made from Pine, this step-back hutch is finished with Black Milk Paint with antique finish.
Called a Cant Back Cupboard, this piece has a step-back top which is slanted backward. I make this in Pine Painted, Pine Stained, Cherry, Tiger Maple (call about other woods). I use both Milk paint with texture and Milk Paint with a smooth finish, ask about samples. You can see the brush strokes with the textured milk paint. This cupboard can be built in different sizes and drawer and door configurations.
Size: 32”Wide x 16”Deep x 80” Tall