I made this table and jewelry box for my wife a few years ago. She likes Art Deco.You will either like this,or hate it,I suppose.
The table and box are made of lacewood,curly sugar maple,and Brazilian rosewood. The under frame is wrought iron. It is quite heavy. Each spiral took about 6' of 1/2" square hot rolled steel. The basic design premise is a tripartite format:everything is in threes.
The box is meant to look like New York in an abstract sort of way.The hanging elements on the apron are like a reflection of the box in water.
The taller doors in the box are for hanging longer strands of beads,etc. The two smaller doors have brass brackets for hanging earrings.
I had to make all of the drawer pulls and other hardware,to also reflect the three part format.
I will post other pictures of the box open as I am able. Hope you enjoy this,as it is a complete departure from anything traditional that I have already posted. So,maybe I don't look "myopic"(sp?)
Actually,I work in several different design disciplines,though you have only seen traditional 18th.C and 19th.C. examples until this posting.