Richard Williams
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"I do not wont to get dragged away from the bench, I would miss it too much."
Richard Williams
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All well-run businesses grow, and Richard's was no exception. He no longer spent time at the bench; all his days were taken up with design work, meeting clients and watching his three cabinet makers make his furniture, until the day he saw a piece of furniture taking shape that he itched to be making himself. It made him realise that he wanted to do some of the making, but without a determined effort on his part he would never work at the bench again. Happily he solved the dilemma and now divides his time successfully.
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Campaign table
African and Macassar ebonies, with holly inlay and a silver crest. The piece has a lid that lifts to provide a vertical notice board and to reveal a leather writing surface for the visiters book. The stand collapses and the entire piece packs into its own transit case for removal to camp.
890 x 1140 x 510mm / 35 x 45 x 20 in.
Pair of bedside tables
Honduras rosewood and lacewood burr veneer.
560 x 355 x 330mm / 22 x 14 x 13 in.
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Bachelor’s chest
Solid English oak and Australian walnut.
860 x 480 x 400mm / 34 x 19 x 16 in.
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Sideboard
Solid English oak. 965 x 1520 x 460mm 38 x 60 x 18 in.
Occasional table
American black walnut. Top and shelf in sandblasted glass.
430 x 1100 x 610mm 17x 43 x 24 in.
Outdoor bench
Teak.
810x1780 x 640mm / 32 x 70 x 25 in.
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Pair of wine tables
Macassar ebony, with drawers in olivewood
690 x 330 x 250mm / 27 x 13 x 10 in.
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Hall table
African and Macassar ebony. 840 x 910 x 330mm / 33 x 36 x 13 in.
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Display cabinet
The piece has four drawers and is designed to display a single special item. English walnut.
1600 x 810 x 460mm / 63 x 32 x 18 in.
