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• Brazilian rosewood is sturdy and durable and produces warm, deep tones.
• Martin originally made the guitar's sides and backs of Brazilian rosewood.
• The altar furniture is made of sterling silver and Brazilian rosewood.
• Materials used include : Alabama limestone, glazing, granite, copper, bronze, Carrara marble, carpet, cherry plywood panels and Brazilian Rosewood.
• The top notes are melon, bergamot and siracusa lemon while the base notes are Amber, coconut, brazilian rosewood and musk.
• He favored Merry Widow forearms, and Brazilian Rosewood was often used, although he was also fond of more exotic materials.
• He just sold a 10-piece Andre Krass dining room of Brazilian rosewood, including table, 10 chairs and sideboard, for $ 10, 000.
• The style is Gothic Revival with intricate carvings in Brazilian rosewood, a dense wood difficult to bend and carve but beautiful to behold.
• Initially, getting supplies of environmentally correct teak and mahogany was difficult . ( Importing Brazilian rosewood, a popular hardwood, now is illegal .)
• At first, the fingerboards were Brazilian rosewood, but eventually the expensive and rare Brazilian Rosewood was replaced with more plentiful and cheap maple fingerboards.
• At first, the fingerboards were Brazilian rosewood, but eventually the expensive and rare Brazilian Rosewood was replaced with more plentiful and cheap maple fingerboards.
• Constructed of Brazilian rosewood, poplar and pine by a Philadelphia craftsman, the bed features intricate carvings on a high-backed headboard and four towering posts for the canopy.
• By 1853 when the original contents were sold before the Wentworth family s departure for Europe, the room contained furniture in Brazilian rosewood with crimson damask upholstery.
• The pictured Bosendorfer grand piano ( $ 75, 000 ), accompanied by the Szabos'son, Andrei, is made of Brazilian rosewood and probably was built in Vienna in 1853.
• The back and sides are made out of a variety of timbers such as mahogany, Indian rosewood and highly regarded Brazilian rosewood ( " Dalbergia nigra " ).
• Old growth Brazilian rosewood remains highly prized by classical and steel string guitar makers, who regard it as perhaps the best sounding wood for guitar backs and sides.
• The main dining room, now outfitted with back-to-back circular booths and well-spaced tables, has a luxurious feel, with Brazilian rosewood walls and silk upholstery whose wavy motif suggests rippling water.
• After 1969, the rosewood components, including the backs and sides of some models, were changed from Brazilian rosewood to Indian rosewood, due to restrictions on the sale of Brazilian rosewood.
• After 1969, the rosewood components, including the backs and sides of some models, were changed from Brazilian rosewood to Indian rosewood, due to restrictions on the sale of Brazilian rosewood.
• The guitar used Brazilian rosewood for the fingerboard and East Indian rosewood for the body, which, with admitted irony from Cripe, had been taken from a 19th-century bed used by opium smokers.