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This portable outdoor oven is sized to bake a 16" pizza and uses super-easy gas ignition to turn on the heat.
This chair is constructed from parts of barrels used in wine making by Meyer Family Cellars in the Anderson Valley, Mendocino County, CA.
Anderson Valley is a remote valley located about twenty-five miles from the coast and is home to about forty wineries. The winery buys their barrels from the Oak Cooperage in Higbee, Missouri, about halfwaybetween Kansas City and St. Louis.
The barrels are constructed from white oak. Meyers Family Cellars uses the barrels for two or three seasons to age their wines, mostly reds, and then sells them to folks like me who find new purposes for them.
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This ice chest is constructed from half a barrel used in wine making by Meyer Family Cellars in theAnderson Valley, Mendocino County, CA., about 125 miles north of San Francisco. Anderson Valley is asomewhat remote valley located about twenty-five miles from the coast and is home to about fortywineries. The winery buys their barrels from the Oak Cooperage in Higbee, Missouri, about halfwaybetween Kansas City and St. Louis. The barrels are constructed from white oak and cost about $1,000when new. Meyers Family Cellars uses the barrels for two or three seasons to age their wines, mostlyreds, and then sells them to folks like me who find new purposes for them. The top of the ice box ismade from cedar.
This dog bed is constructed from half a barrel used in wine making by Meyer Family Cellars in theAnderson Valley, Mendocino County, CA., about 125 miles north of San Francisco. Anderson Valley is asomewhat remote valley located about twenty-five miles from the coast and is home to about fortywineries. The winery buys their barrels from the Oak Cooperage in Higbee, Missouri, about halfwaybetween Kansas City and St. Louis. The barrels are constructed from white oak and cost about $1,000when new. Meyers Family Cellars uses the barrels for two or three seasons to age
This votive-candle holder is constructed using a stave from a barrel used in wine making by MeyerFamily Cellars in the Anderson Valley, Mendocino County, CA., about 125 miles north of San Francisco.Anderson Valley is a somewhat remote valley located about twenty-five miles from the coast and ishome to about forty wineries. The barrels are constructed from white oak and cost about $1,000 whennew. Mayer Family Cellars uses the barrels for two or three seasons to age their wines-mostly red--and then sells them to folks like me who find new purposes for them.
This coat rack is constructed using a stave from a barrel used in wine making by Meyer Family Cellars inthe Anderson Valley, Mendocino County, CA., about 125 miles north of San Francisco. Anderson Valleyis a somewhat remote valley located about twenty-five miles from the coast and is home to about fortywineries. The barrels are constructed from white oak and cost about $1,000 when new. Mayer FamilyCellars uses the barrels for two or three seasons to age their wines-mostly red--and then sells them tofolks like me who find new purposes for them.
This Lazy Susan is constructed from the top of a barrel used in wine making by Navarro Vineyards in theAnderson Valley, Mendocino County, CA., about 125 miles north of San Francisco. The Anderson Valleyis a somewhat remote valley located about twenty-five miles from the coast and is home to about fortywineries. The barrels are constructed from white oak and cost about $1,000 when new. Navarro usesthe barrels for two or three seasons to age their wines-reds and white--and then sells them to folks likeme who find new purposes for them. The imprint from the front is from a stencil I selected.
This clock is constructed from the top of a barrel used for wine making by Navarro Vineyards in theAnderson Valley, Mendocino County, CA., about 125 miles north of San Francisco. The Anderson Valleyis a somewhat remote valley located about twenty-five miles from the coast and is home to about fortywineries. The barrels are constructed from white oak and cost about $1,000 when new. Navarro usesthe barrels for two or three seasons to age their wines-reds and white--and then sells them to folks likeme who find new purposes for them. The imprint on the face of the clock is from a stencil I selected.
This table is constructed from parts of barrels used in wine making by Meyer Family Cellars in theAnderson Valley, Mendocino County, CA., about 125 miles north of San Francisco. Anderson Valley is asomewhat remote valley located about twenty-five miles from the coast and is home to about fortywineries. The winery buys their barrels from the Oak Cooperage in Higbee, Missouri, about halfwaybetween Kansas City and St. Louis. The barrels are constructed from white oak and cost about $1,000when new. Meyers Family Cellars uses the barrels for two or three seasons to age their wines, mostlyreds, and then sells them to folks like me who find new purposes for them.
