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Windsor Chair

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Woodworker: Michael DunbarDunbar's fan-back Windsor chair is made of hard maple, eastern white pine, red oak, and mahogany. The finish is four coats of milk paint (two Lexington green, one barn red, and one black) and two coats of Danish oil. Photo: Andrew Edgar Photography
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