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Seth Pierce incorporated a flower basket pattern, a popular quilt motif, into the mosaic twig work design of this cupboard, which includes ten varieties of Adirondack wood on a pine cabinet.
Corner Cupboard, 1880-1890.Seth Pierce (1829-1911)Wood/metal77.5 x 44 x 26 inches1957.161.0001
Johnstown native Jonathan Swartwout, a self-taught furniture maker, uses wood and natural materials he gathers from the Adirondack forest to create cabinets like this one.
Cupboard, n.d.Jonathon SwartwoutWood/Bark/Paint86.25 x 8.25 x 17.5 inches 2021.068.0001
George Wilson is thought to be the builder of this rustic settee, finished with maple twigs, for the owners of Great Camp Uncas.
Settee, 1893.George Wilson Wood41.5 x 58.75 x 18 inches 1970.092.0051
Ernest Stowe's furniture is characterized by his use of white birch bark and yellow birch rounds and his rustic adaptation of traditional, high style furniture design.
Sideboard, 1900-1911Ernest Stowe (1865-1940)White birch, yellow birch86.75 x 56.75 x 28 inches1983.077.0012
Wayne Ignatuk built this extraordinary piece with cherry and maple, using mortise and tenon joinery, hand hammered copper accents, and live edge in a nod to both the arts and crafts and rustic traditions.
Sideboard, 2004.Wayne Ignatuk.Cherry/walunut/butternut/copper/birchbark37.5 x 63..5 x 22 inches2021.086.0001
Joseph O. A. Bryere, constructed this clock case from a wooden shipping crate for his home, Brightside-on-Raquette.
Tall Clock Case, 1887.Joseph O.A. BryereWood/Birchbark102 x 21.5 x 14 inches 2006.044.0001
This contemporary take on a traditional Adirondack chair combines leather and wood to create a comfortable seat that would be equally at home in an urban loft or Adirondack cabin.
Adirondack Chair, 2013. Jonathon Neal Sweet.Wood/leather 32 x 28.5 x 35 inches2013.024.0001
Timothy Fortune worked with friend and woodworker David Vana to bring his vision to life, seemingly capturing the moment a chair emerges from a tangle of tree roots at the base, arms swinging as it moves into its new form.
Metamorphosis, 2004.Timothy Fortune Wood/Metal83 x 38 x 56 inches 2004.035.0001
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