My mother and father; David and Elizabeth Breeden in front of his creation.

My father, my brother and I built a 12×14 foot stained glass tower in the carribbean for a luxury resort above their lobby.

The lobby is open with the tower casting light from the day through the colored glass.

At night the tower is lit from the inside.

Each panel was built with welded Steel reinforcement frame.

The glass is lain in the steel frame, and concrete is poured around it.

Mockingbird Farm Floor Inlay

When Mockingbird farm was renovated, the forced hot air heating system was replaced.  There were grates in the floor that were removed and the spaces left needed to be filled.  I created this and other wood inlay filler blocks for these spaces.

You can see a larger album of the Mockingbird Farm renovation at:

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This is an electric motorcycle.

The frame is a 1977 Suzuki T-500 Titan.

It’s  has 4 12Volt, 55Ah Optima yellow top deep cycle batteries set up in series, for a 48V supply

You can see the continuously variable torque (CVT) transmission behind the batteries.

The gearing was set low for distance riding, so the top speed was only about 55mph.

It could be set higher for more performance, if need be.

This bike is street legal and registered in Massachusetts.

Brass Candle holders with hammered bases, for zany misadventures in your stocking cap, midnight asignations or just urgent trips to the privy.

Prop created for a photoshoot homage to the Dresden Doll’s song “Coin opperated boy”

A cast brass fish belt buckle, made in a limited memorial run as a copy of another of my father’s belt buckles.

Sandcasted blanks were cleaned up and reshaped with bandsaw, highspeed cuttters, files, stamps, punches and chisels, brased with the loop and hook, polished and patinaed.

Solid Brass Dice, machined, for a serious gambler.