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Style. Most of the wood he works with comes from Rappahannock County and includes cherry, walnut, pine and poplar. Paige described how the house changes as Charlie makes new pieces and sells old ones. “Sometimes where there is a round table we will decide we need a square table and Charlie will make that next,” said Paige. Not all the pieces leave the house, however, since Paige said there are some pieces she just cannot bear to part with. “I like pieces that are old and crude and really loved,” said Paige. Being in the magazine When asked how the couple was approached by Early American Life Magazine to do the story it again came back to Charlie and his furniture. Charlie makes his pieces to take to shows twice a year and it was at these shows that he and Paige became familiar with the faces at Early American Life Magazine. Charlie also explained that every year the magazine holds
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