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The Lost Trades Fair - ABC Education

Thank you ABC Education and ABC Bendigo for this video, featuring our daughter at the Lost Trades Fair 2020. Bendigo put on an amazing show, and we are so proud of Emily sharing part of our story.  We truly hope this story inspires the next generation of makers and starts the conversation of how things are made.  Watch the video here:  How Furniture is made  
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The Lost Trades Fair - Bendigo 2020

Bendigo Racecourse comes alive over the Labour Day weekend for The Lost Trades Fair  2020.  Christopher is very proud to be returning for the third year as a Cabinet Maker - demonstrating his trade with joinery and traditional techniques. All event information:   The Lost Trades Fair Bendigo Region When?  Saturday 7th & Sunday 8th March. Labour Day Weekend. 10am -5pm. Where?  Bendigo Racecourse Strathdale-White Hills Road, Ascot VIC 3551. Tickets? Bookings strongly advised, and all pre-booked tickets are guaranteed entry.  Book here Follow Christopher on Facebook   &  Instagram  as he creates his showcase piece.  See you in Bendigo!

The Bar - Gin Cabinet

Inspired by one of Christopher's fantastic customers, The Bar Gin cabinet slides effortlessly into your home and is quickly becoming the ultimate drinks station for Gin o'clock.  While your perusing the shelves at  The Press Cellars - Warragul  - you can view one of Christopher's Bar cabinets. The Bar is completed with a felt lined interior, feature mirror, a selection of solid brass handles and hand selected timber.  While unwinding at  Tallawarra , you can also enjoy Gin o'clock from the stunning figured Tasmanian Myrtle Gin Cabinet. Available now. $2250 Please email us info@christopherscott.com.au to secure yours today. Customer enquiries welcome.

The Lost Trades Fair - 2019

Photo Credit:  Fred Kroh Lost Trades Fair 2018 Christopher is very proud to be showcasing his trade for the second year with  The Lost Trades Fair  2019. Over two days, the Kyneton Racecourse comes alive with lost and rare trades - Coopers, glass blowers, rope makers, blacksmiths, instrument makers, silversmiths, gunsmiths, toolmakers, chair makers, furniture makers and plenty more. Learn about skills with live demonstrations and have the  opportunity to purchase directly from these incredible makers.  Where? Kyneton Racecourse, Campaspe Place, Kyneton Vic 3444.  When? Saturday 9th & Sunday 10th March 2009. Tickets?  Book now Tickets numbers for 2019 will be capped and tickets day specific. More information:  http://losttrades.info  or Follow the Lost Trades on facebook:  Lost Trades Australia Lost Trades Fair 2018 Start planning your road trip, share this event with your friends and come along and see one of the most inspiring, entertaining a

Whiskey Cabinets

With his love of the wild grained timbers, teamed with all the facets of Whiskey, it was only time that Christopher combined his two passions together. "The Vault" Whiskey Cabinet has been designed and constructed by Christopher, utilising Huon Pine salvaged by Hydrowood from Lake Pieman. Huon Pine trees are some of the oldest and rarest in the world, and grow exclusively in Tasmania.  Taking around 500 years to mature, it is incredible to note that this timber starting growing before Australia had been discovered and before the world's oldest Whiskey distillery  Old Bushmills  had been established in 1608. Christopher utilised the stunning Tasmanian Blackwood from Hydrowood, that has spent the last 25 years under Tasmanian waters. The interior is fitted with Tasmanian Kangaroo leather and secured with a Tasmanian Jacksons Lock.  You can read more about the incredible Hydrowood story here:  hydrowood.com.au Straight from the Wo

The Melbourne Home Show - 2017

The Melbourne Home Show  was held over four huge days at the MCEC . Christopher was proud to be involved with the collaboration between Hydrowood and Whelan The Warehouse , creating an award winning stand for 2017. This handcrafted Whiskey Cabinet has been designed and constructed by Christopher, utilising Huon Pine salvaged by Hydrowood from Lake Pieman. Huon Pine trees are some of the oldest and rarest in the world, and grow exclusively in Tasmania.  Taking around 500 years to mature, it is incredible to note that this timber started growing before Australia had been discovered and before the world's oldest Whiskey distillery - Old Bushmills   had been established in 1608. No detail has been left out, with the interior fitted with Tasmanian Kangaroo leather, smoked mirrors, a touch open door and the striking Huon Birdseye veneer. This Whiskey cabinet is available for purchase, or Christopher can customise one to suit your needs. The Blackwood Credenza,

The Vault - Whiskey Cabinet

The Vault, a premium Whiskey cabinet designed and made by Christopher Scott in his Gippsland workshop. Christopher utilised the incredible Tasmanian Blackwood from Hydrowood , that has spent the last 25 years under Tasmanian waters.  The interior is fitted with Tasmanian Kangaroo leather & secured with a Tasmanian  Jacksons Lock . This piece is proudly on display for a limited time at the  Design Tasmania - Lost & Found  exhibition. Christopher also recently debuted his lounge chair, constructed from Hydrowood celery top pine and finished in Australian Made Warwick fabric. This piece is available to view in our Longwarry showroom, please  contact   us to make an appointment. Stay up to date with Christopher's commissions on Facebook  &  Instagram