Form of white pine. Top of form is a solid block of pine cut to the shape of a truncated pyramid. A 7/16" thick piece of pine is glued to the bottom of the pyramid which is 5/16" larger than the base all around. Two 1" diameter holes are drilled blind into the bottom. The holes angle inward toward the lengthwise center.
Possibly a form for a poplarware box.
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Shaker Museum Pattern, Woodworking. https://shakermuseum.us/object/?id=8314. Accessed on September 22, 2024
