Mortise and Tenon Magazine – Issue No. 19

Mortise and Tenon Magazine Issue No. 19 continues the publication’s deep exploration of traditional craft, furniture history and contemporary hand-tool woodworking through thoughtful essays and detailed project work.

This issue brings together a diverse group of makers, historians and writers, examining everything from chairmaking traditions and architectural geometry to furniture forms, material culture and ongoing personal building journeys.

Contents

• Lara Reisigl Domeneghetti – A Visual Language: The Tylldal Chair’s Ongoing Journey
• Cheating Entropy: An Interview with Antiquarian Chris Havey
• Douglas Brooks – KIOKE: A New Way of Tradition
• Joshua A. Klein – Build Your Library: Making a Stepback Bookcase
• Gerald W. R. Ward – Encounters in Space: The Roles of Tables in Everyday Life
• Michael Updegraff – The Magic of the Shrink Pot
• Examination of an Early 19th-Century Federal Card Table
• Joshua A. Klein – The Home Stretch: Further Adventures in Building Our House
• Patrick Moore – Stereotomy Across Cultures
• Andrew D. Glenn – Book Recommendation: Mike Dunbar’s Make a Windsor Chair

A considered blend of practical woodworking, historical insight and contemporary craft discourse, Issue No. 19 is ideal for readers interested in the deeper context behind fine furniture making and traditional techniques.

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