Lewis Brook Cabinet Shop

Rich's Spice Box that is pictured above did not advance to the Horton Brasses Woodworking Contest Finals next weekend.

Thanks to everyone who voted for his piece in the preliminary playoffs.

We are happy to report, though, that this piece was recently purchased by a fellow Huntsville couple as a gift for a family member.

Hi all, voting is now open for Rich’s piece in the Horton Brasses 2019 contest. Please go to the Horton Brasses page and vote! His piece is the first one in the picture below. Make sure to comment on the picture with a 1.

Commenting on this post will not count, please make sure all comments are done on the Horton Brasses page.

Please note our new cover photo. It won the best August furniture entry in the Horton Brasses Inc 2019 monthly contest
This qualifies him for their yearly contest for the 2019 winner.

I am trying to email a copy of Horton's email that explains how the contest works to those of you in my iPhone Contact list.

To vote you have to go to Horton's page which is facebook/Horton Brasses. There will be 2 pictures of a furniture piece with the woodworker's name. You comment on 1 or 2, whichever has Rich's name.

But Rich is on a by-week for this first week which runs from Mon-Fri, Jan 11-13. So I will alert you with another post or email when you can vote for him.

Please send me a post or an email If you have questions or need more information.

Thank you for considering our request.

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Some Items at Big Glass Studio at Lowe Mill in Huntsville AL

Rich has been busy making wedding presents for family and friends. They include end tables and lamp tables. Also specialized decorative boxes and decorative wooden boards. A recent popular item has been a wooden tray a center decal of the married name initial.

He also still has some items at Big Glass at Lowe Mill.

Rich may have some time before the holidays to make some small gift items. He is finishing up a cubed-shaped coin bank for our granddaughter. It has a mirror installed in it to create an optical illusion so you cannot see the coins deposited. If that's not for you, perhaps he can help you think of other ideas - knife boxes, cutting boards, trays or ...........

Thanks to all our Friends who Liked Rich's entry in the Horton Brasses, Inc August contest. An ornate cellaret won. Rich plans to participate again in the New Year. Right now he is working on small chests and cutting boards to display at Julie Gill's Big Glass Art Studio at Lowe Mill for holiday shopping. In fact this jewelry chest is there already. Her Studio is 201 and is located in the walkway between the 2 buildings.

Julie is a talented and experienced stain glass artist. You can see her distinctive and varied framed stained glass in her studio, various sun catchers and even some checkerboards with SEC teams featured. There is also an assortment of lamps and jewelry.