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Pennsylvania-style Spice Cabinet

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Woodworker: Unknown

This spice cabinet, made at the Oregon State Penitentiary woodworking shop, is a study in hidden compartments. The cornice molding on the cabinet surrounds a small compartment that is accessible via a sliding panel in the back. It can be accessed by pushing a bar at the base of the rear. Open the front door of the cabinet, and 11 drawers appear.

Photos: Mark Schofield

Design or Plan used: Not specified

posted in: Reader's Gallery, period interpretation, red oak, Finish Unknown

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