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This page
features the six sheets of plans for kitchen furniture. The dresser,
made up, features on a page of its own. The settle, assembled and stained
dark brown, is seen at the back of the kitchen
room box. The table, made up, can be seen on its own page, Kitchen
Table. The comb-back Windsor chair,
made up, can be seen lower down this page.
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'Welsh' but not confined to Wales, this is a handsome piece of furniture,
typical of a dining room of the early 18th Century. It requires some
model-making skill to complete if the drawers are to slide open and
shut. It can be made with false drawer fronts. |
A more
solid piece of furniture, perhaps from a farm kitchen, with cupboards
below the drawers, typically 19th Century. Easier, perhaps, to make
but still requiring skill if the drawers are to slide and the cupboard
doors to open and shut. |
Settles
were often local-made seats designed to face the fireplace and shelter
the sitters from the draughts rushing up the open chimneys. The box
settle was often used as a bed for a servant or child, with the bedding
stowed in the box during the day. The box was also used as a cot. |
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| Windsor
chairs come in a bewildering mix of styles and variations. The major
structural feature is that the seat was carved from one solid piece
of hardwood and all the other parts were jointed into it. We had thought
that more sheets would be necessary, but Barré managed to get
the major design features onto two sheets instead of four. |
The comb-back
Windsor chair is probably the one most people will recognise. Once
bodgers working in the forest turned the legs, stretchers, etc, on
site using primitive pole lathes. The rods are inserted into the top
cross bar like teeth into a bone 'comb'.
'Scroll' refers to the curve of the backstand on the
chair to the left. |
This design
of table has been made and used in kitchens throughout the world for
centuries. It has recently been found that natural wood is more hygienic
than plastic for food preparation. The top would have been made of
deal boards, scrubbed clean. The 5" large table has a drawer
for cutlery, and the smaller version is 4" long and 1.5"
wide. |
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This
chair made up is 3.2 inches high.
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The
plans are printed on one sheet of A3 paper, and come with cutting
lists and exploded diagrams of the joints. Detailed instructions are
not included. You will need to have some experience of wood-working
at 1/12th scale. Some of the spindles can be adapted from commercially
available items. Try Houseworks, Atlanta, USA. |
Please
Note: Our A3 size photocopier has given up the ghost, and I am selling
at this price only what I have left. Price in the future will depend
on commercial printer rates.
£
Price:
5 x 2nd class stamps plus a self-addressed sticky label (not stamped).
£1.00
each if purchased with other items. The sheet will be folded and
come carriage paid in the parcel.
Set of
6 sheets sent in a postal tube, £6.00 in stamps.
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Price
$US
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Send 4 x $1 bills for one sheet to be sent in a tube by air.
Send $10 (bill)
for the set of 6
in a tube by air
$2.00
each if purchased with other items. The sheet(s)will be folded and
come carriage paid in the parcel.
See payment details
for credit card holders.
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and Payment details for
information on how to place an order.
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