Looking for picture of Freestanding jewelry box

[Craig D Peltier]

I have a client looking for me to build one freestanding. She wants variuos color woods used. Doors that flip open on side and maybe front for necklaces. Draws below.
I have googled and seen many but none that were over the top in different wood types. She wants something that will be passed down, it must be very well done.
I have alos searched here.
I dont think she wants victorian style more of modern/ craftsman look.

She pointed me to northwest fine woodworking site which seh saw one there a few years ago.

Anyone have any bookmarked pages of some amazing ones?

Thanks

[Richard McComas]

Lots of pictures on the net.

http://www.onewayfurniture.com/noname4.html?sendroicid=24ebe0c2-c06f-45f0-82df-a691822a7018&sendroiad=2278796238&sendroikwd=chest+jewelry+standing&gclid=CMCD8evWg5QCFR4vagodRGtSVw


http://www.jewelryarmoire.com/?source=googleaw&kwid=standing%20jewelry%20chest&tid=broad

[Craig D Peltier]

Lots of pictures on the net.

http://www.onewayfurniture.com/noname4.html?sendroicid=24ebe0c2-c06f-45f0-82df-a691822a7018&sendroiad=2278796238&sendroikwd=chest+jewelry+standing&gclid=CMCD8evWg5QCFR4vagodRGtSVw


http://www.jewelryarmoire.com/?source=googleaw&kwid=standing%20jewelry%20chest&tid=broad

I know theres lots of pictures on the net. I mentioned that.
What im interested is a craftsman made not a factory made piece thats a little unordinary not so traditional.
The second link I hadnt seen, thanks.

[David Giles]

Pretty standard design with side opening doors and top that opens. Fun little project though. Not much contrasting wood like you wanted.

[Jack Camillo]

standard design - maybe. standard wood - NOT. Awesome curly cherry.