This guy builds from scratch as well as refurbishes old ones. http://galleries.cigarweekly.com/xru...lbumListPage=1. I own the one shown in last pic of page 4 and first two pics of page 5 (figured oak), under the "humidors" category. It's probably from early 1900s and its original interior was glass and tin. He also builds the humidifiers made for the humibeads, which is pretty cool. The humi's capacity probably dropped 20% with the conversion, but it's a beautiful piece. Not sure what he's charging, but no where near 4 figures.