Welcome to the showroom. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Aaron in any of the following ways:
Phone: 760/781-5302 Fax: 760/746-1372
E-mail: aaronradelow@hotmail.com

The following pieces may be available for viewing at Trios Gallery at 130 S. Cedros, Solana Beach, California. Please call (858) 793-6040 to see what is currently available on the floor, as pieces sell rather quickly.

More museum-quality furniture will be added to the showroom so please check back from time to time.

"JUDGED BEST IN SHOW" by Fine Woodworking Magazine
Judged First place by the San Diego Fine Woodworking Association:
At the annual 2004 Design in Wood Exhibition

Title: "Drinks Cabinet"
Dimensions: 38" x 21" x 46" (96cm x 53cm x 116cm)
Design: The idea for this piece was spawned from the portfolio of Jacques-Emile Ruhlmann, Genius of Art Deco. Supporting the cabinet are four elegant legs, all of the fuseau a facets type. Eight facets veneered with sawn and book matched Macassar ebony, divided by bone stringing1mm wide. The bottoms of the legs are shod with ivory, and the top of each leg is set with an ivory pearl. The cabinet's exterior is wrapped in sawn Macassar ebony veneer on both sides, as well as the back. At the top of the cabinet, framed in sumptuous curves of the ogee, is a raised rectangular panel veneered with Amboina burl. It too is decorated with the diamond pattern in bone stringing, as are the two doors of this cabinet. All inlays are 1mm wide. The interior of the cabinet is veneered with sawn figured mahogany. In the center of the cabinet's floor, is a racetrack shaped tray in silver plate, for the placement of bottles of fine liqueurs. To either side of this are glass shelves for storing glasses.
The finish on this piece is a classical French polish, and the interior and underside are hand rubbed shellac. Protein glue was used throughout the construction of this cabinet; all materials employed here are historically proven to be highly archival, with proper care.
Materials: Macassar ebony and Amboina veneers over oak and alder carcass; antique ivory, bone stringing, and shellac. Interior is sawn figured mahogany veneer and shellac.
Price: $37,500.00

Title: "Biedermier Tables"
Dimensions: Diameter = 26" Height = 29"
Design: Based on Biedermier styling, the two tables have scalloped pedestals veneered with sawn Macassar ebony. The tops are done with a herringbone sunburst pattern assembled with Goncalo Alves sawn veneer, as are the bases. The top and bases are edged with a cross banding of Goncalo Alves and accented with ebony stringing. The feet are made of solid Macassar ebony. Both tables are finished with classical French polish, and contain time capsules along with information on the materials used in their construction.
Materials: Macassar ebony, Goncalo Alves (Astronium fraxinifolium); hide glue, shellac. The tops, pedestals, and bases disassemble for shipping, or any necessary repairs, and finishing needs.
Price: $3500.00 ea.

Title: "Coffee Table II"
Dimensions: 55" x 55" x 18.75"
Design: The idea for the aluminum legs comes from reading too many issues of Street Chopper magazine. These legs are hand shaped, then triple plated-show chromed. The top and apron of this table were Art Deco inspired.
Materials: Legs are of aluminum with triple show chrome plating, and shod with a piece of solid Macassar ebony. The field or top of the table is made of Amboina burl veneer, (pterocarpus indicus), and inlayed with faux ivory. The ogee frame is an alder wood substrate and surfaced with Macassar ebony (diospyros celebica), sawn veneer 2mm thick. All woodwork is finished with wet sanded lacquer, then meticulously hand rubbed to a silky satin sheen. The top and legs are easily removable from the ebony ogee frame for transportation and any needed repairs or refurbishment in the future as a result of normal use: Hide glue construction throughout. Note: For collectors and reproduction pieces, antique genuine ivory is still legally obtainable from within the continental United States.
Price: $18,500.00
View details of this piece here.