BUD INLET

Adapted from a photo taken by an unknown Daily Olympian photographer in the 1960's this panel was created for a cabinet door.

GIG HARBOR

This marquetry panel was adapted from the photography of Steve Blood.  It is a simple panel intended to let the wood do the work.

EMPIRE CHEST DETAIL

One of the marquetry end panels on a 200 year old mohogany empire chest that is being refined.  The other side panel matches this side.  There are more surprises to come.

THE MEXICAN

OLD RANCHER REVISITED

         A work in progress.  The quick sketch is the general plan for the finished piece.                                      

WAGON WHEEL CHANDELIER SHOP DRAWING

contact us at 716-941-0322 or mail us,                        We have had numerous inquiries about wagon chandeliers lately so I thought maybe I could answer some questions.  This is an elevation of the wagon wheel chandelier posted previously on this blog.  Everything on this particular fixture was custom designed and fabricated making it a truly unique chandelier.
Not all lights have to be this complicated.  We can design a fixture using standard or antique wagon wheels and off the rack parts to create a rustic fixture that's just right for your project. 
Discounts to the trade.
copyright Penrose 2006

NEW MOOSE THEMED BURL LAMP

The moose may be familiar to those who follow my work but the lamp design is new.  The Wyoming pine burl sits on an unusual inlaid maple base.  The Shade is fret cut cherry plywood with a cherry frame backed by mica.  The fixture supports a three way light bulb with a switch in the base.