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Artistry
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Commercial & Trade Links
Anita Marquetry have an on-line shop for those specialist items that may not be available elswhere
Capital Crispin are based in Beckton, London and have over 100 types of veneer in stock as well as pre-cut designs for furniture
Reif and Company are long established suppliers of quality veneers in the North of England. Based in Altrincham, Manchester, they offer a wide range of veneers from managed sources
Pietra Dura Etc, is a supplier of Mother of Pearl and other various shell inlay blanks. Have a look at the Abalone shell, it is superb. Some wonderful material to be found here that could well complement an adventurous marquetry picture.
Aspirational Furniture. Lists over 700 UK bespoke furniture makers, some of whom include marquetry. Visitors to the site, who are looking for individual, handmade furniture, can search by location, the room they want to furnish and the material the furniture will be made from.
Anita Marquetry (the main web site) - suppliers of specialist design work and laser cut marquetry.
Music Trader. A mail order service for books on marquetry and associated woodwork.
Infurma. A Spanish company who specialise in bandings and decorative borders. Well worth a look if you need something special. You need to contact them for overseas orders.
ebay. Fancy bidding online for some veneers? Just remember that you have to register as a buyer and don't forget that there will be a carriage charge.
Heritage Inlay produce traditional hand cut marquetry designs on furniture and many other beautiful pieces. As well as hand cutting, they are also fully equiped with the latest laser cutting facilities. Do have a look at their web site, it is very interesting and informative.
D.F.Richards (veneers limited): Veneers Suppliers. They have a very informative and easy to use web site which shows the veneers progress from tree to final veneer.
D. Brooker - Woodprint. A new twist to using wood veneers and modern technology. The purists will turn their noses up but others may see it as a very useful way of getting complex designs onto veneer prior to traditional cutting.
Netcrafts. An interesting site that covers a wide range of crafts.
Connectedlines.com. Something different for the creative marquetarian. Pattern making software with ideas for combining marquetry and the computer.

Groups, Clubs & Associated Links
Staffordshire Marquetry Group. A very friendly group with a very friendly web site. Definitely worth visiting.
Redbridge Marquetry Group. A great snap shot of group life with all of the characters who have made this club one of the cornerstones of Marquetry in the UK today.
Leeds Marquetry Group. A large and very successful group located in the Yorkshire Dales. They have a wonderful web site where it's very easy to spend an hour or two in complete enjoyment. Recommended.
Marquetry Society of Victoria Inc. The web site that keeps you up to date with all matters marquetry in the land of "ice cold tubes & barbies" Australia. A superbly produced web site that's well worth a visit.
Artmarquetry.com. The equivalent site to this one across the pond. You will see a different style of marquetry with guest pages and galleries.
The Marquetry Society of Canada. A superb web site from our marquetry friends in Canada. Have a look at their humour section, it's a right good marquetry themed "belly laugh". Excellent galleries and tutorials into the bargain.
Marqueterie Pages. A very interesting marquetry themed web site from Holland. The web site is still being constructed, but the current examples and information (mostly Dutch at the moment) are well worth checking out.
Inlay.com. A forum for discussion on Marquetry. Your chance to pose questions or provide answers to queries.
Paul Krenz. Paul is looking for new contacts to discuss the artistic work that he produces. His site is in German but we hope he will be producing an English translation soon.

Reference Links
Willow Tree Academy. The Willow Tree Academy of fine woodworking is located in Livonia Michigan . Our Marquetry Society member Joe Trippi is a Director and Tutor at the Academy. Web site well worth a visit.

http://www.willowtreeacademy.com
B & B Rare Woods. An American site with a comprehensive collection of veneers with photographs. Very useful if you are trying to identify a particular veneer.
Esophy. An online arts magazine of the highest visual and intellectual quality.
This site is beautifully constructed with tasteful graphics and thought provoking dialogue. Well worth visiting.
Lombardintarsio. An Italian web site displaying original marquetry. Their decorative techniques are based on the combination of different types of wood and other materials. A very interesting Gallery of pictures.
Patrick Edwards. Patrick has started a school in San Diego teaching French marquetry methods (used at ecole Boulle in Paris). He has a great deal of experience and an impressive background in the technical and biological study of wood. (Look on the site under Consulting and then Curriculum Vitae)
Patrick Delarme. Patrick displays his work over the last few years. The site is in French but the pictures are in wood, a language we all understand.
Mosaic Mills . Mosaic Mills have pictorial marquetry and inlaid wood designs available.
OyMap.net. United-Kingdom at OyMap.net - a world directory. Visit the interesting Arts section.

Various Illustrated Links
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Looking for a Marquetry Kit?
Want veneers, tools, glues and everything else to do with marquetry and woodturning?
If your answer is yes, then visit
Craft Supplies Ltd for all your needs.
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Craft Supplies Ltd web site.
 

Visit Vale Veneers web site for veneers at reasonable prices.
Why not try their veneer packs, or if you have
a big picture project, a full leaf!
Just click the button to enter their web site >>

MCB(WOOD VENEER)SUPPLIES
are a West Country supplier of top quality veneers including rare Oysters & Butts.
Click the logo to visit their excellent web site.

Jan Walker
is a Canadian Marquetry Artist and Teacher with a very interesting web site.
You can purchase marquetry kits and training DVD's through Jan's web site to help you on your way to becoming a seasoned marquetarian.
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Visit the BAGPRESS.COM web site for a special offer for all of our Marquetry Society members.

When you call, ask for Tim and quote the MINIPRESS offer.

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Felber Intarsien
is a German family based veneer business operating its own marquetry school.
Their web site displays a superb gallery that you are guaranteed to enjoy.
Although the web site is in German, we are sure that you will have no difficulty getting around their web site, it is very intuitive.


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A superb Directory of wood based web sites.
They have a superb marquetry section which you can
reach quickly by clicking the logo above.
To visit the main site go to:
http://www.woodcraft4u.com

For a world wide look at all of the arts, don't miss this site.


Click the Woodezine sign to read this month's issue.

Visit the American Marquetarian Society's excellent web site.
To browse just click the above picture.
(Previously known as the American Marquetarian)


For Supplies of veneer in the West Country
143 Bishopthorpe Road, Westbury-On-Trym, Bristol BS10 5AF
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www.originalmarquetry.co.uk


Make sure to visit Bernard Rottenfus's superb web site by clicking the picture above.
And then, don't forget to visit it's companion site, just click the following link:
http://www.lamarqueterie.com



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