The Master Craftsmen: America's Maple Furniture Legacy

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The Master Craftsmen: America's Maple Furniture Legacy

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Journey through three centuries of American furniture making as we explore the fascinating stories of three influential craftsmen who mastered the art of maple woodworking. From the colonial workshops of the Harvard College Joiners to the innovative designs of R.J. Horner and Company, discover how these makers shaped America's furniture heritage. Discover more at potomacheartwood.com Season One is proudly sponsored by Gary Hackett Tools (garyhackett.co.uk) Featured in this episode: • The Harvard College Joiners (1670-1690): Colonial craftsmen who merged European traditions with New World materials • Lieutenant Samuel Dunlap: The master of figured maple who elevated American furniture design • R.J. Horner and Company: Pioneers who bridged traditional craftsmanship with industrial innovation Whether you're a woodworking enthusiast, history buff, or design lover, this episode offers unique insights into the evolution of American craftsmanship and the enduring legacy of maple furniture making. Release Date: January 7, 2025 #AmericanCraftsmanship #FurnitureHistory #WoodworkingHeritage #MapleFurniture #AntiqueFurniture #CraftsmanshipLegacy

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