The phrase 'cellar by' is not correct and usable in written English
However, you could use the phrase 'in the cellar' or 'by the cellar' depending on the context. For example: I found an old bottle of wine in the cellar.
Private Reserve wine cellar by Cuisinart, $200.
12 Teds free-standing wine cellar by Vinotemp, $190.
One of the best known is a salt cellar by Benvenuto Cellini.
He established his wine cellar by buying at prices newer restaurant owners can only dream about.
(Locked in a cellar by a pint-sized lord of Moscow's criminal underworld known as "Little Misha"?
3) The MacGuffin in Notorious – radioactive "burgundy" – is accidentally discovered in Claude Rains's wine cellar by a clumsy Cary Grant.
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Some of the earliest samples — with flowers and butterflies that could fit on the head of a pin — are mind-bogglingly intricate, especially when you consider that they were very likely produced in farmhouse cellars by candlelight.
Since the purchase a year ago of Bedell Cellars by Michael Lynne, who is president of New Line Cinema in Manhattan and the owner of Corey Creek Vineyards in Southold, Kip Bedell has stayed on as winemaker and general manager.
The real low point comes when Tom and Dakota have to hide out in a cellar owned by a crazed survivalist, sweatily played by Tim Robbins.
She infuriated her only child, Robert, and his wife by serving the best of her late husband's wine cellar "bottle by bottle" to Yeats.
