Old fashioned

[Norm Zax]

After Karl showed us the future, here's a peak at the past. First shoes, then a spoon and finally some chairs. Not really WT but of interest to anyone with eyes for workmanship (Moshe thx for the link):
http://svtplay.se/v/1371063/oppet_arkiv/traskomakeri__traskedstillverkning__stolmakeri__ut an_ljud__1923?cb,a1364145,1,f,103007/pb,a1364142,1,f,103007/pl,v,,1371063/sb,k103004,1,f,103007
What do you think, guys?

PS. Soundtrack unnecesary

[David Pearson]

That's great! Thanks for posting that video.

I was looking through the Library of Congress Website yesterday and found this picture from sometime between 1865 and 1872. It's titled "Vydielka dereviannoi posudy. Domashniaia utvar i izdieliia iz dereva", which translates to "Manufacture of wooden dishes. Domestic utensils and wares from wood"

Norm, I was going to start a new thread for this picture, but when I saw your thread, I thought it would be neat to add it. I hope you don't mind.

[Burt Alcantara]

Norm,
Very enjoyable. Glad you posted this. You should also post it to the wood carvers forum. They would get a big kick out of this.

Thanks,
Burt

[curtis rosche]

it appears to be maple burl turned wet, from how they warped. the back one on the left looks like poplar