Doll Display Case:

Select you favorite wood from below.  The case shown is maple.

Shipping via FedEx  @ 3 pounds.   

$29.00    Go to the  Buy It page

Here we see all four of the woods I use.  Upper-left is maple, (with gray fabric) -upper right is dark oak, (with black)  lower left is natural oak, (with green)  and the lower right is mahogany with a faun lining. The oak / green case shows how things work.  You can see the elegant chrome hasp and the clear vinyl ties used to mount the doll.  

There is a saw-tooth hanger on the back to make it easy to put it on the wall -and take it down just as easily.  This is so you can get close-up to your doll for showing it off!

Note the colors available for fabric lining.  The green in the picture to the left is more accurate then the green below.

A few words about the wood I use.   

The oak and maple I use are grown and harvested in America or Canada .  Key word here is harvested  -from managed forests where trees are growing faster then they are being cut down.  (Did’ja know that farms have become so efficient in America that what was farmland 50 years ago is growing back into forests?) 

Mahogany on the other hand –is a tropical wood and North America is poorly equipped with tropical forests.  Most of them are in parts of the world where people are poor and feeding the kids is more important then protecting the environment.  Yet they do need –and perhaps deserve- to sell their wood.  And I like mahogany.  So I face something of a dilemma.  I resolve it by using what is essentially re-cycled mahogany.  I use wood that has been used as pallets to ship other wood  and products to America.  While this wood is cheaper –please understand that by the time I fuss it up to make my products, I am NOT saving any money by using recycled wood.  But it pleases me to sort of do my bit for both the environment and the foresters in the tropics.  

Now this wood is more varied in color and the grain often more vivid. Personally I like it this way.  Occasionally, I even let a nail hole go by if I find the piece is particularly pretty otherwise. But if you want evenly matched frames etc. you might want to consider oak, and perhaps a custom piece from either select mahogany or oak stained to match the deep red of mahogany.

STEP 1 Select the wood and finish that best suits your home.

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