Million Dollar Man

Posted on February 8th, 2010
Categories: News

Now I just need to find the buyer of the 104 Million-Dollar Man and let him know my tables are on sale!

104 Million-Dollar Man: Sculpture sets auction record

A life-size bronze sculpture of a man by Alberto Giacometti was sold in London Wednesday night to an unknown bidder for $104.3 million, breaking the record for a work of art purchased at auction.

Seattle Times article

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Check me out on Fine Woodworking Magazine!

Posted on February 8th, 2010
Categories: News

Here is a slide show of my Gole tables on finewoodworking.com called “Making the King’s Furniture.”

video Length: 6:46
Produced by: Produced by Ed Pirnik and Mark Schofield

Making the King’s Furniture – Fine Woodworking
http://www.finewoodworking.com/item/24050/making-the-kings-furniture#comments
Join furniture maker Aaron Radelow on a journey through some of the most precise, intricate, and beautiful marquetry work you’re every likely to see.

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Welcome

Posted on September 14th, 2009
Categories: News

“If the day ever comes when my work may be categorized, that will be the day I start in search of something more challenging, for my ultimate goal is to be constantly evolving as an artist and by so doing bringing life to unique and emotive creations.”

Aaron K. Radelow has dedicated himself to becoming one of the most dynamic and versatile custom furniture makers in America today. For the past fifteen years, Aaron has been hand producing original designs and masterful re-creations in his native San Diego, California. His diverse portfolio of work includes everything from Queen Anne dressing tables and Byzantine hand-carved gates, to rustic Morris chairs. Unlike many of his contemporaries, outsourcing of process steps, such as metalwork is limited to ensure that the style and method of design and construction is held to the very highest standards of quality – an aspect of his ethic that establishes him not only as a master craftsman, but also as an artist.

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