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winter Pear wood (of any species) is
among the finest-textured of all
fruitwoods. It is
prized for
making woodwind instruments, and pear
veneer is used...
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natural color (á la capuchine), in
which case
walnut was the
timber used.
Fruitwoods were po****r for
chairmaking in the provinces,
where the
menuisier might...
- Globe-shaped work table; 1815–1820;
maple veneer, bird's eye maple,
fruitwoods,
gilded and
ebonized wood, mirror, br****; from Vienna;
Montreal Museum...
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might be made in
menuiserie (carpentry), of
solid painted oak,
walnut or
fruitwoods, with
carved decoration,
typical of
French provincial furniture. In the...
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chopped shallots,
organic mixed baby greens,
maple syrup-marinated and
fruitwood-smoked
uncured bacon from New Hampshire,
chopped tomato,
moose cheese...
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Writing desk, made of ebony, rosewood,
fruitwoods, gilt wood, pewter, and br****, c. 1680...
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Contemporary instruments are
turned and
bored from a
variety of
fruitwoods, or
exotic hardwoods; or
turned from, or
moulded in plastics. The reed...
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mechanical aids for
tuning the instrument.
Often pegs were made from
suitable fruitwoods such as
European pearwood, or
equally dimensionally stable analogues....
- used
where greater strength is required. Some
molds may be made from
fruitwoods, but
primarily wood is used for
handles of
lampworking tools. Br**** may...
