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Arts and Crafts Inspired Chest of Drawers

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Woodworker: E. Stewart Crick

Crick drew from various Arts and Crafts influences to design this chest of drawers, combining elements of Stickley, Greene and Greene, and Mackintosh. The quartersawn white oak and ebony are finished with one coat of shellac, six coats of wipe-on polyurethane, and paste wax.

From Fine Woodworking #199

Design or Plan used: Not specified