Consequently, everything Dungen-Tingley Chairworks produces is made by hand. No measurements are taken. Instead, the furniture is made by eye. Morse buys furniture at auction and then copies the design for his own pieces. One of Morse's future projects will be duplicating a Queen Anne highboy from the mid-1700s that he acquired at auction.
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It's simply well-made and functional. Morse's furniture has caught the eye of celebrities who have often had their decorators phone him directly to place custom orders. One celebrity Morse was willing to name was Andy Williams. Morse often donates his furniture to charity auctions as well, including UpReach Therapeutic Riding Center's annual Hoedown. He has been living in Dunbarton for 20 years.