Jere Osgood

A pair of bookends by Jere Osgood. Handcrafted with incredible detail and marquetry. This

) probably by Jere Osgood. Features a whimsical swivel drawer and is very sturdy. Actual desk height is 29

. Attributed to Jere Osgood.

Newman studied with Wendell Castle and Jere Osgood at The School of the American Craftsman at RIT in the

A unique design hand crafted, appears to be walnut or other with nice bent wood detailing parachute strap backrest with light grey leather seat sturdy, comfy and stout statement / a...

Table clock with mixed exotic woods by master woodworker and craftsman Jere Osgood. Pound bent

Jere Osgood at The School of the American Craftsman at RIT in the mid-1960s. After graduating from RIT

Rare studio furniture desk in fruitwood by Jere Osgood. Desk features a solid top with two slide

Rare hand crafted clock. Pound bent-stave lamination process. Limited amount made by Jere Osgood

Beautifully designed and crafted commission with elegant and subtle shaping and curves from one of the masters of Studio Furniture.

Created for "America House" which was the retail wing of the Craft and Folk Museum. Jere Osgood

for the Hucker exhibition. Hucker worked closely with Jere Osgood while at Boston University and with

24", width 51 1/4", depth 18" Richard Newman studied with Wendell Castle and Jere Osgood at The

Castle, Federico Armijo and Jere Osgood + This piece is his first ever example utilizing ribbon veneer