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    Protecting the Wine

    May 07, 2019 2 minutes
    By Brian D. Coleman

    teel doors used for security and fire safety date back to the 19th century. This one, bought as salvage, is in a spacious, 19th-century New York City apartment, formerly a warehouse. Tall ceilings and open space make it a challenge to find architectural fittings of large-enough scale. So when the owner

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