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  1. 12-08-2015, 2:11 PM #16
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    **** Drool ****
    That is epic nice!
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  2. 12-08-2015, 3:59 PM #17
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    Agreed. Stunning work.
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  3. 12-09-2015, 1:23 PM #18
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    Great work!!!
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  4. 12-09-2015, 1:27 PM #19
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    Very, very nicely done Bob!
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  5. 12-09-2015, 4:18 PM #20
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    Bob, that is really cool! I love the way you even did a cloud lift in the long divider and built the drawer fronts to fit it. Very, very nice.
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  6. 12-13-2015, 10:36 PM #21
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    A beautiful piece of work.

    She will enjoy it always.
    Sometimes decisions from the heart are better than decisions from the brain.

    Enjoy Life...
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  7. 01-06-2016, 8:27 AM #22
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    Very nice design aesthetic, I have always wanted to try some Greene and Greene pieces,.
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  8. 03-22-2016, 8:20 PM #23
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    Nice work, thanks for sharing
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  9. 03-23-2016, 9:21 PM #24
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    Misters G&G would be impressed. Me too!
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  10. 04-03-2016, 5:04 PM #25
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    Yes, please more photos. I'm particularly interested in how you did the drawer fronts.
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  11. 04-04-2016, 8:27 AM #26
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    That's beautiful! G & G is my favorite.

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  12. 04-04-2016, 9:04 AM #27
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    Don't you just love it when a project comes out great!
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  13. 04-04-2016, 12:32 PM #28
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    Very nice craftsmanship. I like G&G and I like the dresser except for the wood on front. I'm not a fan of wild and wooly wood grain or figure and prefer a calmer look. Obviously, though, I'm in the minority on that issue.

    In any case, the piece is well done and I'm sure your wife will cherish it.
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  14. 04-04-2016, 1:07 PM #29
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    How is it that I am just now seeing this!?! Beautiful piece, lotsa chatoyance (unless I'm wrong the pattern that a picture captures is actually a changing pattern of relection as one walks past), great G&G design details and a happy wife. Its a winner all around.
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