Countertop Wine Bottle Holder –Three Bottles – 14” Tall – buying Solid Hardwood – Walnut, Cherry or Maple Wood – Versatile Design

DESCRIPTION:
Handmade using traditional wood shop machinery, we are pleased to offer our counter-top wine bottle holder available in three hardwoods. Constructed of solid Pennsylvania hardwood and finished in clear semi-gloss urethane finish, available in walnut, cherry or maple. Three, 3-5/8” diameter holes will accommodate 750ml bottles.

Sculptural, perfectly functional and modern our wine holder will add a touch of warmth to your counter-top or island and display bottles beautifully. Perfect for entertaining, designed to easily view labels and store bottles in horizontal position. Gift as an anniversary, wedding or housewarming gift or purchase as a special item for your home. Versatile design will fit well in modern, rustic, farmhouse or mid-century décor. Pricing includes free shipping in a single well packaged box.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Capacity: Holds three, 750ml bottles

Dimensions: 9” Wide x 5” Deep x 14” Tall – 3-5/8” holes

Material: Walnut, Cherry or Maple Hardwood, clear semi-gloss urethane finish

OUR SHOP:
Heirloom Workshop LLC is a small woodworking business located in Chadds Ford, PA. We fabricate our products in house using traditional wood shop machinery using high quality materials and expert craftsmanship. Browse our large selection of high quality handcrafted wood products available for purchase in our shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HeirloomWorkshopLLC

OUR PROCESS:
At Heirloom Workshop we believe our approach to constructing our products offers our customers a unique opportunity to own a handmade product unlike any other. We take pride in a complete design and fabrication process of our products for sale, performing all activities in-house transforming buying responsibly felled local Pennsylvania hardwood trees and into finish products. Most logs obtained are from storm damage fallen trees and seasoned for a number of years prior to being milled by our equipment. Once milled our lumber is air dried for at least a year and then kiln dried to achieve a final moisture content suitable for fine woodworking. As this sounds, this is a slow process that can take years to go from green log to lumber, not rushed, to yield high quality hardwood that will last a lifetime. Thank you so much for supporting our small woodworking business, we are truly grateful to be able to offer our products for sale.