Cherry, Mahogany and Scott Burton
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Name the sculptor who made the above piece. You see him here (photo:Edward Steichen) and here, two great photos with this cup like sculpture on the edge .
Scott Burton made a career out of studying this great artist and extend the concept of merging art and design, abstract non-functional to functional.
Mahogany 
Table by Scott Burton
Mr. Burton, a small, wiry man known for his erudition, verbal precision and explosive laugh, worked as a critic and an editor for Art News and Art in America before becoming a full-time artist. He emerged in the late 1960’s and early 70’s as part of an artistic generation that came of age in the shadow of Minimalism. (Obit by Roberta Smith)
See more Scott Burtonhere Bronze Chair <>Steel furniture <> Rock Sattee Sitting on his stone chair
Ellen Harvey’s Panel (partial view – via)
Don’t know Ellen? Look her up here.
Matt Christie 
Crafted by Matt Christie. (Yes, the reader of philiosophy and literature and an author of Pas-audela)
Wood work you can buy. (Make great wedding, anniversary, or housewarming gifts) They are on sale now at GREENRIVERWOODS Etsy.