The photographs below were submitted to the jurors of the Directory of Traditional American Crafts by Tony Kubalak.
Tony Kubalak 's work from 2013
in the category Furniture.
Tony Kubalak 's work from 2012
in the category Furniture.
Tony Kubalak 's work from 2011
in the category Furniture.
Tony Kubalak 's work from 2010
in the category Furniture.
Tony Kubalak 's work from 2009
in the category Furniture.
Tony Kubalak 's work from 2008
in the category Furniture.
Tony Kubalak 's work from 2007
in the category Furniture.
Tony Kubalak 's work from 2006
in the category Furniture.
Tony Kubalak 's work from 2005
in the category Furniture.
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