Ray Jones Woodcrafts

 Fine Wood Boxes Since 1982 

 

Halfmoon Boxes

 

I call these my "Halfmoon" boxes. Viewed from the side they are almost semicircular, hence the name. Each has drawers that run on dovetail slides. The drawer sides are made of Spanish cedar, for the wonderful aroma, and each one is individually shaped to fit the inside contours of the box body. The bottom of each drawer is lined with black velvet. Please scroll down to see details of these and other halfmoon boxes.

 Wilma's Ghost

African Moon

A Rose from Wilma

Mendocino Moon

 

  Wilma's Ghost

             

"Wilma's Ghost". This halfmoon box is made of Lysiloma, with Rosewood pulls and accents. Both came from trees that blew down during Hurricane Wilma in Palm Beach County, FL.14" tall, 4.5" wide and 10" deep. I have donated this box to HandMade in America for their special fundraiser on Indiegogo. For more information about HandMade in America, how to get Wilma's Ghost or one of many other fine craft items available, please click here. Thanks!. Top of Page

 

African Moon

  

"African Moon". Curly sapele body, pommele sapele front, ebony pulls and accents, 10.25" tall, 3.25" wide, 8" deep. this is a small box with lots of figure. Very elegant. Price: $2300. Top of Page Sold

 

A Rose from Wilma

"A Rose from Wilma". Florida Rosewood, with Indian Tamarind pulls, 10.5" tall, 4" wide, 8.5" deep. This box is made from wood salvaged from trees that were blown down by Hurricane Wilma in Palm Beach County, FL. Price: $2500. Top of Page

Mendocino Moon

 

 

 

 

"Mendocino Moon".  This is one of the largest halfmoon boxes I have ever made, it is 18" tall, 7.5" wide and 13.5" deep. The primary wood is curly redwood. There is an interesting story about the wood. It came from a log that was cut down in the 1960's by a man who was going to split it into railroad ties and grape stakes. But, after felling the tree he realized it had curly grain and was unsuitable for splitting. He left the log lying on the ground, and almost a half century later his grandson decided to salvage it. The bark and sapwood had rotted away by then, but the heartwood was mostly intact. The grandson sawed the log into slabs and sold two of them to me. The tree grew in Mendocino County in northern California, just a few miles from the town where I was born. The pulls are made of claro walnut burl, also from California. Price: $4100. Top of Page

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