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Greene & Greene side chair
comments (0) May 7th, 2011 in Reader's Gallery
Nollie, member
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This G&G side chair i made with African Mahogany. I used a cherrywood gel stain with poly-wax topcoat. The pegs is made from African blackwood
Design or Plan used: My Own Design - G&G Side Chair 1b
posted in: Reader's Gallery, chair, arts and crafts, tenons, mahogany, upholstery
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