Making a tabernacle frame: part one, wood working

This is the first part of the making of a tabernacleframe. Part one is about the woodwork of the frame mainly based on the Wood carving and Wood turning parts.
The frame is loosely based on a model from the early seventeenth century in the Italian region Marche (probably). The original is a part of the Robert Lehman Collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, item number 1975.1.2091. Although I have made some alterations to the Entablature where the top frieze follows the columns instead of running straight. The broken arches has not been made yet and I will decide later if Im to incude them or not. Besides that the measurements are not the same as the original version due to the customers specifications.
Made by Stockholms Förgyllning & Bildhuggeri AB
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