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Far removed from the historical roots of fine cabinet making, J.L. Treharn may seem like an unlikely candidate to undertake the difficult task of preserving New England antiquities. Nonetheless, his collection of fine reproductions serves as a bridge connecting the present to the rich cabinet making traditions of the past.
J.L. Treharn & Company, - An Historical Perspective In a small woodshop in Northeast Ohio, Robert Treharn taught his son, Jerry, the finer points of woodworking. A carpenter by trade, Robert instilled in his son a deep respect and admiration for early American cabinetmakers, who with but a few simple hand tools and their own skill, created furniture that has withstood the test of time. Fascinated by the early cabinetmakers meticulous attention to detail and superior construction techniques, Jerry embarked on what would become a lifetime pursuit of building his own skill as a cabinetmaker.
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unlike his father, Jerry maintained a small woodworking shop in his home.
He gathered tools and honed his skills for nearly twenty years while
working as a carpenter throughout Northeast Ohio. In 1985, as a large
commercial construction job neared completion, he decided to pursue
furniture-making as a full time endeavor. As the business grew in the late 1980's, Jerry's immediate family joined J.L.Treharn & Company. His wife Carolee, two daughters Sherry and Tracy, and son Michael are instrumental in the day to day operations of the company. Having his family close at hand during the early years helped shape the principle objective of J.L. Treharn & Co. to work to the best of their ability to construct furniture of superior quality, that will be passed on proudly from generation to generation.
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