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Shaker-style Round Stands
These stands are replicas of those made by the Shakers in the first half of the 19th century when the Shaker sect was at its peak. They were used to furnish the retiring rooms of the Shaker's communal dwellings, which often housed 100 or more people. These stands require about seven board feet of lumber each.
Mahogany Headboard Detail
The customer wanted to match an existing antique chest in the bedroom that was over 75 years old.
