Table Skirt Wine Rack

by Sandy Smith Davis

I bought an oak table top for $20 at a second hand store. The piece was already stripped so I thought it was a steal.

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I forgot to take a picture of the top with the skirt that was attached to the table top. Below is a picture of a similar table with the skirt so you have an idea of what I started with.

I removed the skirt from the table top. It was in two pieces and the screw holes lined up perfectly so I got an idea. I stained each piece and let them dry.

I then cut some dowel pieces roughly 4 inches long and inserted them into the holes.

I joined the two pieces with the dowels and then stained the dowels.

I purchased two black iron shelf brackets and mounted them to the wall. I rested the table skirt assembly on the brackets.

I now have a one-of-a-kind wine bottle and wine glass holder for the cost of 4' dowel. I think it is reminiscent of wine barrel staves.

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Emmawilliams1 on Aug 13, 2016
Very clever idea, indeed!! yes. how do you remove the wine glasses? didn't see how u affixed them. Just sold the same table with that arc that kept falling off no matter what I tried to keep it up...Story of my life....Thanks for sharing...

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Mandy on Aug 13, 2016
How do the glasses get past the dowels?

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Lynn Wolf on Aug 14, 2016
Did you do anything with the table top? Add a spigot and make it look like a beer barrel. Cool project.

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Donna Simmons on Aug 15, 2016
Well I absolutely love the door table underneath. I think it quirky Way cool

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Sandy Smith Davis on Aug 16, 2016
Me too! I purchased that at a second hand store!

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