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Stickley-style Desk

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Woodworker: Richard Best

Best designed this computer desk after Gustav Stickley’s fall-front desk. Crafted of white oak with ebony details, the desk boasts a black-leather writing surface. Best first fumed the desk with ammonia and then finished it with hand-rubbed oil and wax.

Photo: Richard Best

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