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Arts and Crafts Wine Cabinet

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Woodworker: Steve Younglove

This wine cabinet is the result of Younglove’s fondness for Arts and Crafts furniture and his need for a place to store the wines he and his wife buy on their trips to Kelleys Island in Lake Erie, Ohio. The quartersawn white-oak cabinet is stained, glazed, and finished with three coats of hand-rubbed satin polyurethane.

Photo: Bob Preece

From Fine Woodworking #201

Design or Plan used: Not specified

posted in: Reader's Gallery, arts and crafts, polyurethane, Oak

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