Tim Killen's Projects

Tim Killen's Projects

Tripod Table, - Circa 1750 Chippendale Style Piecrust, Shellac. July 2017	Bolton Abbey Plaque, - Basswood and Shellac. July 2017
Low Cupboard, - Virginia circa 1620, Monterey Pine, Painted Geometric Figures and Shellac. May 2017	Williamsburg Kitchen Stool, - Monterey Pine and Ash, unfinished. March 2017
Pembroke Table circa 1790 Baltimore, - Mahogany, Shellac. February 2017	Kitchen Dresser - circa 1750 - Monterey Pine, Soldier Blue Milk Paint, Rat Tail hinges, Original in Philadelphia Museum of Art. January 2017
Orinda Chip Boxes, Various Woods, Various Finishes, "Examples of finishes for finishing class". October 2016	Orinda Chip Box, Claro Walnut, Boiled Linseed Oil. September 2016
Pembroke Table - Circa 1790, Mahogany with Holly Inlays, French Polish Shellac. May 2016	Williamsburg Music Stand, Mahogany, French Polish Shellac. May 2016
Williamsburg Standup Desk, Walnut, Oil and Shellac. April 2016	Tim Killen - Camp Okizu Adirondack Settee, Old Growth Redwood, Penofin Oil (4 Adirondack Chairs were also built). April 2016
DaVinci Catapult Model, Mahogany, Unfinished. January 2016. Figured Maple-Shaker Wall-hanging Shelf. April 2015	Brethren Shaker Chair and Seat from Ash. Mar 2015
Mahogany Pembroke Table, French polish shellac. Feb 2015	Green Casket, Monterey Pine and boiled linseed oil. Nov. 2014
Mahogany Green & Green Table. Aug. 2014	Ash Maloof Style Stool. July 2014
Ash Shaker Box. June 2014. Top Bar Style Bee Hive in Pine. April 2014	Maloof Stand-up Desk, Monterey Pine, shellac. March 2014
Danish Adirondack chair. Jan. 2014	Big Leaf Maple Burl Veneer Sheraton Desk. Nov. & Dec. 2013.
Low Back Windsor Chair. Oct. 2013	Silver Maple Quilt Rack. July 2013.
Maple Knife Tray. April 2013.	Cherry Case Box. April 2013.
Adirondack Chair - This years community project. Jan. 2013.	Windsor Lowback Settee. Dec. 2012.
18th Century Lowboy. Dec. 2012.	Doublerod-back Side Chair. Dec. 2012.
Table. Nov. 2012	2 Hans Wegner Design Chairs. Sept 2012.
Lovely Philadelphia Low Boy. May 2012	An Entertainment Equipment Cabinet. June 2011

An Elegant Side Table. May 2011	Colonial Candle Holder. Dec. 2010.
Another of his chair collection. Oct. 2010.	A Sam Maloof designed Lounge Chair. Nov. 2010.
A Tea Table and Small Chair. July 2010.	Several Shaker Boxes with different finishes. April 2010.
A ladder back rocker with an ash strip seat. Feb. 2010.	An ebonized box. Jan. 2010.

Dec 2009	Windsor Chair Making Class Instructor, made a Windsor Sack Back Chair.
Dec 2009	Windsor Chair Making Class Instructor, made a Windsor Sack Back Chair.
Aug. 2009	A real Sam Maloof Rocking Chair Class that will be a model for Tim's PHEC class.
March 2009	Windsor Chair for the Advanced Windsor Chair Class Starting in April.
Feb. 2009	Some classic boxes he will be using in a coming soon finishing class.
Dec. 2008	A Connecticut Ladder Back Chair with Milk Paint.
Nov. 2008	Another stool.
Oct. 2008	Tim's next generation of Windsor Chairs called a Comb Back and an Ash Stool.
Oct. 2008	Tim's next generation of Windsor Chairs called a Comb Back.
Sept. 2008	Several Windsor Style Chair. He is hoping to get enough interest in making these for a class at PHEC in the Spring.
July 2008	Another of his lovely reproduction furniture pieces.
March 2008	Another of his beautiful replica furniture pieces.
Dec. 2007	A Southern Hunt Board.
Oct. 2007	A hutch that was certainly more than a weekend project.
Sept. 2007	A Shaker type bed of Maple.
July 2007	A detailed crown for a cabinet that Tim is building.
May 2007	A bread board table top that changed with the weather and another Chipendale chair with various woods.
March 2007	A reproduction cabinet from the late 18th Century he will be using for his next PHEC class.
Dec. 2006	Reproduction Chipendale Chair.
Dec. 2006	Work table, 17th & 18th century sugar Pine.
Nov. 2006	A replica writing desk.
Oct. 2006	A couple of replica utensil trays.
Oct. 2006	A patio bench he made from plans he developed from a Williamsburg Virginia bench.
May 2006	A window frame with glass for his Timber Frame Building project.
Oct. 2005	A foot stool/bench made from the Concord Valley Oak. He used the old fashion milk paint as a finish.
Sept. 2005	A foot stool made of pine with compound angled dovetails, milk paint and bees wax.
July 2005	A table made from some over grown Scotch Broom plants growing on his property.
July 2005	A chair made from some over grown Scotch Broom plants growing on his property.

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