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Kitchen Stepback Pantry

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Inspired by a cabinet seen in a salvage store in N. Hamp. which had the arch top doors, but of clear glass. Because of my intent to use as a kitchen pantry and not for "niceities" as seen in a hutch, I decided to use stained glass in my doors. It was designed to complement my kitchen cabinets which I also built using framed oak wainscotting panel doors.

Casework of tongue and groove 3/4 painted poplar. Bottom back panel of framed pine wainscotting. Doors, face frames, drawer fronts, shelves, base top of 3/4 solid oak, and top back panel of framed oak wainscotting.

Top arch in the doors were cut freehand, not using any templates.

Leaded stained-glass door panels, also of my own design and build, fit into door frame grooves and can be changed out for repair or design change.

Design or Plan used: My own design - dj

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