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Posted 10 months ago
KWFinds
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This is my current fav, only because I spent so much time bringing it back to life. I got it for deal at an auction and stripped the whole thing down....sanded...filled and 3 coats of poly later. I wanted to do a couple more coats, but it got so hot (Phoenix) and I couldn't wait to use it. It doesn't have dove-tail drawers but it is solid wood and I love the clean lines. The original color was a bit more walnut, and it did end up a little lighter than I thought it wood, but looks great next to slag vase and teak bar cart.
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