Old Time Woodworking Tools and Bench Vintage

by Lee Craig

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Old Time Woodworking Tools and Bench Vintage

Artist

Lee Craig

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Photograph - Fine Art Photography-fine Art Prints

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In the 1800s and early 1900s, carpenters and wood workers were in demand for the construction of counters, display cases, and furniture repair as well as new buildings. The carpenter work shop was often located next to a large lumber yard.
Often a carpenter was also a cabinet maker, in which case he made furniture – bedsteads, wash stands, tables, chairs, cupboards, pie racks and trim. Central in this image is a treadle lathe…surrounded by other tools of the trade.
The wood worker with a streak of artisan in his blood would slowly and meticulously create ornate trim and character carvings. The tools were many and the work often tedious.
This and the other works in my portfolio and galleries are suitable for home and business décor. Please browse my work to find the perfect piece for your needs. Many of the images are available in several size formats. The Fine Art America logo and watermark does not appear on your purchased art.
I welcome your visits, comments, pins and tweets. Come back often as new work is added regularly. All images are copyrighted by Lee Craig. Copying, altering or displaying without the artists permission is prohibited. Thank you for visiting!
I am a photographer and visual artist, enjoying the freedom that comes with doing something that I love for a living. Several times a year I leave the studio behind, load the equipment and head out on the open road…camera in hand and photos in mind. Please enjoy browsing my various galleries of photography and digital art. If you happen to find something that calls to you, then I will have achieved success.

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January 20th, 2014

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