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Charles Coombs seems to sign his pieces with a deep, rustic antique finish. 1 liked an end table with drawers of cherry and poplar. A reproduction of a cobbler’s bench could be mistaken for an antique, the details of which are a poignant reminder of how long ago or far away our past has become.
Sandra W. Burton and Wendy O. Pierce show sculptures and decorative pieces which could hardly be more contrasting. Burton takes fantastically shaped pieces of locust and cedar and, through manipulation or combining them with plaster forms, imbues the constructions with humorous, thoughtful and expressionistic attributes. Pierce, on the other hand, has two realistically
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