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Windsor Chair

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Woodworker: Dolph Reitenauer

“After attending the 18th-century furniture conference in Williamsburg in 2001,” says Reitenauer, “I was inspired to build a chair using the same tools Mike Dunbar used.” This comb-back Windsor is made of poplar, maple, and red oak and is finished with milk paint and boiled linseed oil.

Photo: KGM Photography

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