Show Us Your Hope Chest/Toy Box/Trunks

[Daniel Simon]

Guys, I'm trying to get some ideas for a charity project I'm trying to do. Can you guys post pics of your Hope Chest/Toy Box/Steamer Trunks. Thanks in advance.

[Jim King]

This is a gift to our Grandaughter for her High School graduation.

[Bob Michaels]

Daniel - This is a solid oak toy box that I built for my grandson. I used soft closing hardware and undercut the front panel so little knuckles don't get bruised. Hope it helps.

[Art Mulder]

Simple birch plywood box with wrap-around cherry legs that I made back in
99. Sorry about the quality of photo, but it's what I have easily online

Details Right Here.

[Rick de Roque]

I made this out of cherry.




Rick

[John Fry]

This is a Frank Lloyd Wright inspired, prairie style, dressing bench and cedar lined blanket chest.






The front inlay is from the design in the carpet of the 1906 Roby house living room,



and the end inlays were from the design imbroidered in the bedroom's bedspreads.

[Mack Cameron]

http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthre...y+Locust+chest
Daniel; have a look here. I posted this some time ago.

[Daniel Simon]

Wow, keep them coming guys. Great work.

[Tom Ruflin]

Here is a Tack Trunk I made for my niece out of cypress. The rods inside the top hold the leg wraps and there is a small removable and sliding box just inside to hold the small stuff.

[George Matthews]

My grandson liked this steamer chest, which we call a 'Teasure chest'. It was a challenge to build however.

[Dave Shively]

Mine is red oak with a purpleheart/maple sliding drawer.

[Aaron Montgomery]

I've built the following:

http://home.insightbb.com/~apmonte/HeirloomChest.html
http://home.insightbb.com/~apmonte/BlanketChest.html
http://home.insightbb.com/~apmonte/TackTrunk.html

Plus the attached for which I have not created a web page yet.

[Corey Hallagan]

Wow some real beautiful chests here! Nice work guys, all of you.

corey

[Daniel Simon]

Really nice guys. Thanks for posting.

[glenn bradley]

You all realize the LOML is going to possibly see these and you know what that means ;-)