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it a traditional dining room or kitchen dresser, or
indeed a more elaborate design incorporating gothic-arched-glazed
doors as shown in the gallery to the left the dresser
acts as a centrepiece with a showcase above and a
storage facility below.
Without
the upper section the dresser becomes a “sideboard”
and the walnut piece shown complements the walnut
table to be found in “Dining Room Furniture
- Tables”.
Included
with the photographs of the finished pieces are some
pictures taken during construction to show some of
the traditional detail and techniques used.
If
you would like further details please contact Shire-Furniture
by visiting the “contact
us” page.
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