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                                Jewellery Boxes  

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                                         Deux Tons

A  jewellery box influenced by the fabulous Art Deco period of the 1920s and 30s; Bringing together walnut, monterey cypress, kahikatea and matai, to create a jewellery box that has two removable trays over a generous lower compartment.

​Approximate size 30cm x 20cm x 10cm              SOLD

                                  Jewellery Boxes  

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                                     Mt Fuji Sunrise

A landscape box created from red beech and obliqua. The intarsia lid panel has walnut, almond,matai, plum, sycamore, lacebark and a border of jarrah. The interior of the box has a curved divider made from beech, this box can be used for jewellery or as an open desk box with the divider removed.

Approximate size 30cm x 20cm x 8cm
​On display at  The Gallery Havelock Marlborough
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                                            Stars

A  jewellery or desk box made from Obliqua with Walnut posts and handle.  The lid has a centre panel made from Banksia with Mother of Pearl stars.  The interior Walnut divider can be removed to give an open desk box.

​Approximate size: 32 cm x 23 cm x 10.5 cm

​On display at  Rare Creations  Mapua Tasman   SOLD
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                                 Sculpted Jewellery Box     


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A sculpted jewellery box in recycled New Zealand Rimu.  This box has  curved sides of Rimu with corner inlays of Lacebark.  Its lid is made from Matai ,Plane and Jarrah within a Rimu frame.  The interior Red Beech tray slides to one side to reveal a generous bottom compartment. Finely finished with natural Danish Oil and citrus Beeswax.

Approximate Size:  32 cm x 20 cm x 9 cm
​On Display at Eade Gallery, Clyde. Central Otago.  SOLD

                                    Jewelley Box

I made this striking jewellery box for the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts exhibition, Remake.  It highlights the colours and patterns of the recycled heart rimu and the lace texture that gives quarter sawn London Plane  its name 'lacewood'.  The legs and detailing are in walnut with inlays of glass.

SOLD   Academy of Fine Arts   Wellington

                                     Jewellery Box

This  jewellery box is sculpted from recycled heart rimu.  The interior is divided into two lift out trays of rimu and lacebark above  a bottom compartment.


Approximate Size 30 cm x 20.5 cm x 8 cm    

​SOLD

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                                   Harvest Moon       

This jewellery box has sculpted sides of recycled jarrah. The lid has a totara centre panel framed with saligna. The inlays are of lacebark and mother of pearl.
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Approximate size 29cm x 20cm x 6.5cm       SOLD
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                                  Jewellery Box

​This elegant jewellery box highlights the contrasting colours of its component woods.  The bright yellow hues of New Zealand native timber, lacebark, and the rich red tones of plum.  Both trees were victims of storms in the Wairau Valley, Marlborough and were rescue by my neighbours.  After 3 years of careful drying, they were ready to be crafted into this jewellery box.  The interior trays are made from rescued walnut.  This box is currently displayed at Just Imagine gallery.

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                                    Jewellery Box

A jewellery box created using recycled matai and totara with contrasting details of jarrah and cedar.  It has a single removable walnut tray.


Approximate Size 28 cm x 16.5 cm x 8 cm   
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                            Sculpted Jewellery Box

This sculpted jewellery box, lined with burgundy leather , shows the beautiful colour of matai and the contrasting pale hues of lacebark.

Approximate Size 30 cm x 20 cm x 8 cm    

​ SOLD
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