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Custom Bourbon Barrel Lazy Susan
Custom Bourbon Barrel Lazy Susan
Custom Bourbon Barrel Lazy Susan
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Beautiful, fun, and hubby loves it!!

5 stars out of 5starstarstarstarstar
Happy Susan

Custom Bourbon Barrel Lazy Susan

Jeremiah and Kassy Reynolds craft the elegantly rustic design from reclaimed white oak bourbon barrels.

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Beautifully crafted Unique gift Functional Personalized High quality Conversation starter Great for entertaining

$150.00

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The process of making bourbon requires a new barrel for each batch, and that leaves behind a lot of casks that can't be used again. Jeremiah and Kassy Reynolds had an ingenious idea to transform those beautiful white oak barrels into elegantly rustic designs. Clocking in at almost two feet wide and boasting a 1,000-pound capacity, this Susan is anything but lazy.

  • The Reynolds source real bourbon barrels from American distilleries, then cut, sand, and finish them.
  • Submit a name and optional city and date, and the Reynolds will stamp it right onto the wood in traditional bourbon barrel style.
  • A keepsake to enjoy for many family dinners to come, this one-of-a-kind piece is also a handsome wedding, anniversary, or housewarming gift.
  • Handmade in Melbourne, Arkansas.

Due to the recycled and handmade nature of this item, each is unique and will vary.

Jeremiah and Kassy Reynolds

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Jeremiah and Kassy Reynolds

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Arkansas

When Jeremiah and Kassy Reynolds first married, Jeremiah got really into building log homes. You know, as one does. What started as a hobby turned into a serious craft, and Jeremiah continued building log and barnwood furniture for 16 years, with Kassy helping out on the finishing touches. People started to take notice, and started requesting pieces made from wine and bourbon barrels. The couple realized they had something special going, and got even more serious about their sourcing—tracking down barrels from all over the country and giving them new lives, right from their workshop in the Ozarks of Arkansas. The rest is woodworking history.

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This is a made-to-order item that ships directly from the maker. If you order today your item will ship no later than 12/2/2024.

Items that are made to order or oversized can't be sent in a Gift Box. Instead, you can include your Gift Message on the shipment's packing slip.  At this time, this item cannot be shipped to APO/FPO addresses, or to U.S. Territories including Minor Outlyling Islands. Contact custom@uncommongoods.com with any questions.

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Made from

steel, white oak wood

Measurements

21" diameter x 1.5" H; 12 lbs.

Care

Wipe clean with a damp cloth.

Notes

This item is made from real reclaimed bourbon barrel heads. Gaps in the wood are a natural occurrence and vary in degree; an authentic feature of this reclaimed product.

Once your order is submitted it is entered into production and changes and cancellations cannot be accommodated- we are sorry, no exceptions. We do our best to turn orders around as quickly as possible and as a result, orders begin production immediately. - All Orders Final

Item ID

48307

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