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@@evasanz3466 I have one more chair from this set. I thought I must put some of it inside the new upholstery for future restorer to discover. This chair also gets properly catalogued by its owner.
yes - so much! I have only used Aluminum leaf before as I prefer silver tones for the items I've done (and I don't want to waste money by being bad with real silver) - I was getting proper flashbacks with every waft!
I'm not sure if I held my breath--exactly. But when he said he held his, I was on the edge of my seat with anticipation. I didn't want to miss any of the gold leafing part of the video!
What a time to be alive! I couldn't be more grateful for the internet to allow me to watch this restoration. Thank you for sharing this piece of art that your restorations are
I hope the owner puts the original fabric into a glass frame. I 've recently been to an antique fabric and carpet exhibition. Even fragments nicely presented are pleasant to look at.
You have skill and knowledge that is dying out in the modern world. Your restoration and upholstery is of a very high standard. What a pleasure to have watched your video I enjoyed every moment. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Heck, I was holding my breath while you applied the gold leaf! That stuff is so fragile: a person my husband built a house for wanted gold leaf applied in a skylight dome. The exercise in putting the gold leaf on in that application would make your hair fall out. I can't imagine doing something like this! The old upholstery looked like it was silk. Such a fragile looking piece, but your firm handling was just right. An absolutely absorbing video: I always look forward to you videos and learn so much. Thank You!
The upholstery and gold leaf would have turned me away from such a project. Quite the skills you have developed in this modern world of paint and memory foam. Beautiful work!!
I missed this when the competition actually happened because my husband was very ill, so my vote doesn't count now, but another amazing transformation from our quiet friend. Bravo. 😊🇨🇦
@@brassbunnies Agree, that let the whole (otherwise amazing) restoration a bit down for me. I was expecting he would use some fabric similar to the original one, which made the chair look like it was all golden. I think that was the original maker's idea actually. The green velvet is nice, but with it the chair looks more common and cheaper.
@@dinovolla9999he mentioned that the client paid for it, so perhaps it was the client's choice as well. I for one liked it, it seems befitting to the majestic nature of the chair , especially with the gold.
The historical accuracy of your work is again, the best I've seen on TH-cam and an example of true restoration. A video like this should be required viewing for upcoming content creators. Fantastic job, and best of luck with the competition!
I mean, obviously he was not trying to do a historically accurate repair, just trying to get the chair stable and looking more or less historically accurate. And he was doing the work for free. So I can see using staples rather than tacks, as they are faster and hold about as well. (Maybe? They probably rust faster, and possibly cut through the fabric in time?) Now, the hot glue most casual crafters might use would probably not hold up over time, and that trim might peel off fairly easily. But there are lots of different formulations of hot glue, and some are very durable, though I don’t know if they would be considered “archival”. Certainly hot glue sticks like that would not be historically accurate. But, he did achieve the goal of restoring the chair to working order and making it beautiful.
I was used guilt leaf in an art class. Not gold, not a large project (might have been a picture frame) and my hands were still shaking at the cost. This restoration was masterwork.
Кропотливый труд с сусальным золотом! Терпение и профессионализм в работе налицо! На такой стул из дворца садиться страшно! А ведь О.Бендер их когда-то не жалел.
It never ceases to amaze me on how someone will do a sloppy job in restoring an antique piece of furniture. This is one of the main reasons i watch the channels that i do. You guys know what you're doing and do it well because you take the time to learn the proper techniques. If my grandmother was alive still she would have enjoyed this video immensely! The reason for that is because she started doing upholstery as her way of paying the bills. when i was born i spent so much time at her house just sitting there watching her work in fascination. It is an amazing thing to see! I just wish she was able to see you work. She passed just shy of her 101st birthday. God rest her soul. She did this work for just over 80 years before she stopped. This chair turned out absolutely stunning. I hope it goes home with someone who takes special good care of her.
One reason some restoration is not truly a restoration is because it is very expensive. I ask my customer, do you want it restored, or do you want it reupholstered only. The cost difference can be thousands of dollars.
Well, so far i have liked 2 videos in the "competition"... I have no doubt i will like the other 2 as well. So... I will not be a deciding vote... but the truth is that WE, the viewers, are the true winners. We get to enjoy all this amazing work! Thanx, Ahti! This restoration was truly breathtaking!
This will always be the Number One TH-cam Channel for furniture restorations! However, the winner has to be the viewers, watching your magician like skills as you work your magic 👏👏👏👏
Wow! This is stunning! It looks like it belongs at Versailles now. Beautiful craftsmanship, gold leafing and upholstery professionally done and love the trim. Very impressive 👏👏👏
Absolutely exquisite work and the Russian chair is gorgeous .. Russian furniture is beautiful and it does not get the credit in the design world it deserves.. Thankfully someone with your extraordinary talent and restoration skills still exist to restore some of these historic and beautiful pieces. My daughter in law is Russian and from Moscow. She and her family are well educated and beautiful people with an appreciation for their Russian culture, which is outstanding in all the Arts.. Another outstanding restoration to your credit... Bravo....Your talent and skills are outstanding and obviously taught by a Master craftsman,,,
So having gone through all of the videos, this one is my favourite. No talkings so there's no immersion breaking, just relaxing restoration sounds; good pacing where we don't have to wait too long in between progressing between steps; no distracting music; firmly in that category of interesting but relaxing.
I always love seeing you tackle a new medium like gold leaf Ahti and you aced it, even though the process looked nerve wracking 😮! The shape of the chair seat upholstered looked perfect. Thank you for another interesting and enjoyable video. So glad these exist so those in the future can see how it’s done by a master.
Thanks, here I sit enjoying your excellent video and drinking my coffee when I spit and nearly choked to death when I saw 700€! God Bless you sir, you are a dedicated artist!
Truly a master at these restorations. I saw this kind of chair in Catherine the Great’s Summer Palace near St Petersburg. I hope you win. Personally I’d have liked to see the upholstery done in silk, but the velvet is beautiful. 👏👏
What a beautiful result for a delightful chair design! Your skill level suits the original design. May I ask the type of wood it was made from? It's a delicate-looking chair, but such a deceptively strong design! Your excellent skills lead to the beautiful results. I especially like how you created a polisher for the legs with a drill! Brilliant! My only disappointment: I wish you could have used a fabric similar to the original silk, which, in my humble opinion, suits the delicacy of the chair. I love how the old materials are ecologically friendly, just requiring a much more skilled artist. Thank you for sharing.
I agree. The (silk) dark green velvet seemed a bit to heavy for such an elegant design. I would have preferred a soft coloured floral silk. But otherwise a true triumph! ❤
While I may never finish a chair like this in my lifetime it is truly rewarding to see the transformation by a skilled craftsman. Thank you for sharing.
I like your videos before even watching. I'm off to watch the other three. I will like each of those, to make it fair then give my favourite a second. Good luck xxx
Incredible work! I do have to mention I think the four channels all did amazing in their respective corners. I don’t mean to say they are unmatched with you in the literal sense but rather I find the other three are a very different style of video. Would have been nice/better maybe to match up more ASMR style videos like yours, as I see a lot of people complaining about them all talking too much. But teaching is literally what their channels are for. They aren’t chit chatting about the weather. lol They are talking about what they are doing and why. Just seems like the styles are quite unmatched with THIS style of video. But I enjoyed all of them, in different ways. I dunno. My two cents.
Incredible job transforming this into a gem. I tried gilting once, and was frustratingly hard to do. Admire your patience to get such a great look. Had no idea how complicate the upholstery could be. Cudos for that. Competition, no. You all did great projects.
I love your videos. I also watch Transcend Furniture Gallery. It's great that you are all connected internationally. In my opinion, this is what the internet was supposed to be about. You each make appealing videos for different niches. Excellent job with this one.
That turned out very well. This job such last for centuries. Because that chair is so fine and delicate no one dare sit on it. Everything must be expensive in Russia, there is a youtuber called Bland Design in London, that uses gold leaf all the time. Entire ceilings and walls, and the price doesn't seem to affect him to much. To think Czar Nicholas II may have sat or been in the same room as this chair is and survived the Russian Revolution is mind boggling. One question, as many staples and nails as you use, wouldn't that have tendency to split the wood frame?
I mostly use staples because they damage wood less than nails. Seems that Bland Design uses fake gold. You can't put real gold leaf on the material with your fingers, like he is doing.
Ахти, это что -то невероятное! Я затаила дыхание в момент нанесения сусального золота, и только потом поняла, что не смогу дыханием ничего испортить)) работа выполнена на высочайшем уровне! Мастер от Бога!
This is translation of what he said, and I couldn't agree more! Wow, this is something incredible! I held my breath while applying the gold leaf, and only then realized that I couldn’t spoil anything with my breath)) the work was done at the highest level! Master from God!
ух ты Потрясающая работа Выбор цветовой гаммы, зеленый бархат отлично работает. Двуглавый орел, конечно же, был царским гербом. Я считаю, что к 19 веку его использование было разрешено публике. Ваши орлы теперь выглядят великолепно!
I wish I could give more than one like. This work is gorgeous and I like that it was taken from a Russian palace - such history. It’s amazing how much work went into just the upholstery of this piece. Although I like the end result of this chair more, I have to give my vote to Trena for the work she did weaving the cane. I will add your channel to my subscriptions.
Well, I watched them all, and I'm back. This chair is just STUNNING. The level of detail and care is beyond compare. Thank you for another great restoration.
This is truly a masterpiece! Your attention to detail, the love and care you put into each piece, and the pure craftsmanship is so rare these days. You are by far the master of your craft.
In 2018 I had a heart attack, two young cardiac doctors stented my aorta, back in recovery they came in to tell me that I had beat the Widow Maker --- my smart ass said "No contest, I'm not married!" --- I now say to you NO CONTEST! Your attention to technic and detail wins hand down!
I was really hoping you'd use a similarly flowery light colored silk as there was initially on the chair. Other than that, it looks like you like your ambient music as much as I do 🙂
Where ever this was stored it was hidden from the elements. It is incredible that the carvings are still intact and even more amazing to see it restored to such beauty.
A single 'golden' chair might be ok for a hallway piece as decor but my guess is this chair would have been part of a [dining?] set for either the ridiculously wealthy or royalty. Beautiful resto!
Breathless handcraftmanship, I had been working in Louvre and Versailles as tour guide for years and your chair is rare within the chairs in there. Thank you.
Jayzuz Mary n’ joseff!!! I forgot to breathe during the gold-leafing!!! What a job!!! I have considered trying this, but this has convinced me…NOPE!! 😂❤😍😱
Lovely restoration, thank you. A stunning chair in a league of its own in the challenge. As beautiful as the velvet is, I would have loved to see it done with a replacement silk tapestry as the velvet just feels a little heavy for such a chair. Greetings from Perth, Western Australia.
I could watch gold leaf application all day. It is fascinating. And I wasn’t sure for a few seconds about the green fabric but it quickly became clear how elegant the green and gold looked together. Beautiful restoration
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☝This is a friendly competition between 4 channels☝. Vote by liking your favorite video. The video that gets most of likes, wins! The likes will be counted 02.12.2023
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@@evasanz3466 I have one more chair from this set. I thought I must put some of it inside the new upholstery for future restorer to discover. This chair also gets properly catalogued by its owner.
Am voting for you🥰my favorite restorator👍
Voted for all. Thank you for introducing some of us to these creators.
I love how, even Master Craftsman that you are, you are not afraid to show yourself learning new techniques and trying out new skills. It’s inspiring.
Did anyone else hold their breath when he was putting the gold leaf on... beautiful restoration
Me too ❤. That's wonderful
Yes, I couldn't help myself 😜
yes - so much! I have only used Aluminum leaf before as I prefer silver tones for the items I've done (and I don't want to waste money by being bad with real silver) - I was getting proper flashbacks with every waft!
Yep
I'm not sure if I held my breath--exactly. But when he said he held his, I was on the edge of my seat with anticipation. I didn't want to miss any of the gold leafing part of the video!
1300 euros in gold and fabric. When you were cutting it, my heart stopped. But your hand didn't slip! Wow! Bravo!
I know you are a master craftsman,with years of experience, but when I watch your videos, I feel like I am watching a magician at work!!😍❤️
Agreed!!
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Agreed
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I totally agree.
One thing I really like is how quiet the video is. Calm, not distracting from the craft.
It saves you from turning the volume down.
You astound me with how calm you are. I have only used gold leaf on small simple projects and I went nuts.
That was stunning
Yes so relaxing.
Absolutely! No annoying loud music, just concentration and focus!!! ❤
That chair is a bona-fide piece of history. What a find!
Any 19th century aristocrat would be very fortunate to have you as an artisan!
You sure give this chair the Midas touch! 😂 lots of finicky work. 👍👍👍
What a time to be alive! I couldn't be more grateful for the internet to allow me to watch this restoration. Thank you for sharing this piece of art that your restorations are
I hope the owner puts the original fabric into a glass frame.
I 've recently been to an antique fabric and carpet exhibition. Even fragments nicely presented are pleasant to look at.
I click on the thumbs up before I even watch your videos because I know it’s going to be great!
You have skill and knowledge that is dying out in the modern world. Your restoration and upholstery is of a very high standard. What a pleasure to have watched your video I enjoyed every moment. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Heck, I was holding my breath while you applied the gold leaf! That stuff is so fragile: a person my husband built a house for wanted gold leaf applied in a skylight dome. The exercise in putting the gold leaf on in that application would make your hair fall out. I can't imagine doing something like this! The old upholstery looked like it was silk. Such a fragile looking piece, but your firm handling was just right. An absolutely absorbing video: I always look forward to you videos and learn so much. Thank You!
The upholstery and gold leaf would have turned me away from such a project. Quite the skills you have developed in this modern world of paint and memory foam. Beautiful work!!
I missed this when the competition actually happened because my husband was very ill, so my vote doesn't count now, but another amazing transformation from our quiet friend. Bravo. 😊🇨🇦
Oh. My. God! The skill and patience to do all that gilding... I am absolutely floored!! What an amazing restoration!!
Imagine a woman in 19 th century gown sitting in that tiny chair!
Incredible craftmanship!
That was a gorgeous restoration, Ahti. Beautifully done and ready for the next 200 years.
He pulled out all the stops. But was the original fabric Asian silk? That would have been spectacular.
Is the specific origin of the chair known?
Too bad about the solid green… beautifully restored though!
@@brassbunnies Agree, that let the whole (otherwise amazing) restoration a bit down for me. I was expecting he would use some fabric similar to the original one, which made the chair look like it was all golden. I think that was the original maker's idea actually. The green velvet is nice, but with it the chair looks more common and cheaper.
@@dinovolla9999he mentioned that the client paid for it, so perhaps it was the client's choice as well. I for one liked it, it seems befitting to the majestic nature of the chair , especially with the gold.
This is by far the most beautiful restoration of a piece of furniture from a master working class man. Great job on this piece of art.
The historical accuracy of your work is again, the best I've seen on TH-cam and an example of true restoration. A video like this should be required viewing for upcoming content creators. Fantastic job, and best of luck with the competition!
With a staple gun and hot glue?
I mean, obviously he was not trying to do a historically accurate repair, just trying to get the chair stable and looking more or less historically accurate. And he was doing the work for free. So I can see using staples rather than tacks, as they are faster and hold about as well. (Maybe? They probably rust faster, and possibly cut through the fabric in time?) Now, the hot glue most casual crafters might use would probably not hold up over time, and that trim might peel off fairly easily. But there are lots of different formulations of hot glue, and some are very durable, though I don’t know if they would be considered “archival”. Certainly hot glue sticks like that would not be historically accurate. But, he did achieve the goal of restoring the chair to working order and making it beautiful.
Hey @oscaraglio3305 waive👋 I also thought of Julian @BaumgartnerRestoration when I saw the staples😉
Homeboy casually just BECAME a 19th c palace chair craftsmen. For materials cost only. I’m in awe.
I was used guilt leaf in an art class. Not gold, not a large project (might have been a picture frame) and my hands were still shaking at the cost. This restoration was masterwork.
Im giving you the title of Doctor, because what you perform is delicate, restorative surgery on furniture at a level that is on par with surgeons.
Кропотливый труд с сусальным золотом! Терпение и профессионализм в работе налицо! На такой стул из дворца садиться страшно! А ведь О.Бендер их когда-то не жалел.
А я все ждала, вдруг там есть что-нибудь из сокровищ тещи)
Painstaking work with the gold leaf. And you are a master with the traditional upholstery.
А стул то краденый из дворца в России!
@@marinacherches9070I knew someone was going to make this comment. I’d love to know who stole this chair… or maybe it was brought abroad by defectors.
@@marinacherches9070сколько всего чужого россия украла...
It never ceases to amaze me on how someone will do a sloppy job in restoring an antique piece of furniture. This is one of the main reasons i watch the channels that i do. You guys know what you're doing and do it well because you take the time to learn the proper techniques. If my grandmother was alive still she would have enjoyed this video immensely! The reason for that is because she started doing upholstery as her way of paying the bills. when i was born i spent so much time at her house just sitting there watching her work in fascination. It is an amazing thing to see!
I just wish she was able to see you work. She passed just shy of her 101st birthday. God rest her soul. She did this work for just over 80 years before she stopped.
This chair turned out absolutely stunning. I hope it goes home with someone who takes special good care of her.
@@anyoldthing i was blessed
This is my first time watching does he ever talk?
@@kendrapetrick649 some. Not like other channels
One reason some restoration is not truly a restoration is because it is very expensive. I ask my customer, do you want it restored, or do you want it reupholstered only. The cost difference can be thousands of dollars.
Beautifully done ❤.
Wow, that’s a nice chair…. Imagine having a whole set
I can see a Romanov sitting in that chair! Wonderful craftsmanship!
Well, so far i have liked 2 videos in the "competition"...
I have no doubt i will like the other 2 as well.
So... I will not be a deciding vote... but the truth is that WE, the viewers, are the true winners. We get to enjoy all this amazing work!
Thanx, Ahti!
This restoration was truly breathtaking!
This will always be the Number One TH-cam Channel for furniture restorations!
However, the winner has to be the viewers, watching your magician like skills as you work your magic 👏👏👏👏
Wonderful work Ahti! That gold leaf looks very challenging to work with. I love watching your upholstery work, that's great!
Thanks Scott!
Beautiful! But my heart belongs to Trena......
Wow! This is stunning! It looks like it belongs at Versailles now. Beautiful craftsmanship, gold leafing and upholstery professionally done and love the trim. Very impressive 👏👏👏
Absolutely exquisite work and the Russian chair is gorgeous .. Russian furniture is beautiful and it does not get the credit in the design world it deserves.. Thankfully someone with your extraordinary talent and restoration skills still exist to restore some of these historic and beautiful pieces. My daughter in law is Russian and from Moscow. She and her family are well educated and beautiful people with an appreciation for their Russian culture, which is outstanding in all the Arts.. Another outstanding restoration to your credit... Bravo....Your talent and skills are outstanding and obviously taught by a Master craftsman,,,
Amazing once again. You never disappoint..❤
Да золотое терпение у мастера!
Реставрация неповторимая!
Браво не каждый может это сделать!
Работа впечатляет!
Wow! This should be in a museum. The green and gold is a great combination.
Unfortunately I fear it will be at a private residence given the cost.
So having gone through all of the videos, this one is my favourite. No talkings so there's no immersion breaking, just relaxing restoration sounds; good pacing where we don't have to wait too long in between progressing between steps; no distracting music; firmly in that category of interesting but relaxing.
I always love seeing you tackle a new medium like gold leaf Ahti and you aced it, even though the process looked nerve wracking 😮! The shape of the chair seat upholstered looked perfect. Thank you for another interesting and enjoyable video. So glad these exist so those in the future can see how it’s done by a master.
Thanks, here I sit enjoying your excellent video and drinking my coffee when I spit and nearly choked to death when I saw 700€! God Bless you sir, you are a dedicated artist!
Truly a master at these restorations. I saw this kind of chair in Catherine the Great’s Summer Palace near St Petersburg. I hope you win. Personally I’d have liked to see the upholstery done in silk, but the velvet is beautiful. 👏👏
Magnifique bravo l'artiste c'est du très beau travail ❤
I will never get bored of watching how the springs are being tied 😊
What a beautiful result for a delightful chair design! Your skill level suits the original design. May I ask the type of wood it was made from? It's a delicate-looking chair, but such a deceptively strong design! Your excellent skills lead to the beautiful results. I especially like how you created a polisher for the legs with a drill! Brilliant! My only disappointment: I wish you could have used a fabric similar to the original silk, which, in my humble opinion, suits the delicacy of the chair. I love how the old materials are ecologically friendly, just requiring a much more skilled artist. Thank you for sharing.
I agree. The (silk) dark green velvet seemed a bit to heavy for such an elegant design. I would have preferred a soft coloured floral silk. But otherwise a true triumph! ❤
While I may never finish a chair like this in my lifetime it is truly rewarding to see the transformation by a skilled craftsman. Thank you for sharing.
Wow, just wow. Beautiful job.
Thoroughly impressed!❤
Love watching your amazing craftsmanship at work! You are meticulous and honor your trade. You win hands down!! Stunning restoration ❤❤❤
Этот стул точно раздербанили Остап Бендер с Кисой Ворбьяновым😄😄😄
In my humble opinion, you sir are an artist.I can't vote for a particular video, i like all of them that i have seen.Beautiful work!
Really lovely to watch it come back to life. The old romantic in me would like to have seen a small piece of the original fabric being left inside
Beautiful chair. Fascinating process.
I like your videos before even watching. I'm off to watch the other three. I will like each of those, to make it fair then give my favourite a second. Good luck xxx
Dash and blast! I can only like once 🤦
You are ahead by a country mile. Sorry can't take my likes from other three so I declare a draw, from me xxx
So beautiful! I love that green with the gold.
Brilliant. You gave that chair back it's dignity.
Absolutely Beautiful!
Incredible work! I do have to mention I think the four channels all did amazing in their respective corners. I don’t mean to say they are unmatched with you in the literal sense but rather I find the other three are a very different style of video. Would have been nice/better maybe to match up more ASMR style videos like yours, as I see a lot of people complaining about them all talking too much. But teaching is literally what their channels are for. They aren’t chit chatting about the weather. lol They are talking about what they are doing and why. Just seems like the styles are quite unmatched with THIS style of video. But I enjoyed all of them, in different ways. I dunno. My two cents.
Oops one more thing- I am in AWE of the amount of patience this chair took. You really do top level work
Incredible job transforming this into a gem. I tried gilting once, and was frustratingly hard to do. Admire your patience to get such a great look. Had no idea how complicate the upholstery could be. Cudos for that. Competition, no. You all did great projects.
Aside from the brilliant work shown here, the audio was really fitting and enjoyable also! I let the video play to the very very end.
I love your videos. I also watch Transcend Furniture Gallery. It's great that you are all connected internationally. In my opinion, this is what the internet was supposed to be about. You each make appealing videos for different niches. Excellent job with this one.
That turned out very well. This job such last for centuries. Because that chair is so fine and delicate no one dare sit on it. Everything must be expensive in Russia, there is a youtuber called Bland Design in London, that uses gold leaf all the time. Entire ceilings and walls, and the price doesn't seem to affect him to much. To think Czar Nicholas II may have sat or been in the same room as this chair is and survived the Russian Revolution is mind boggling. One question, as many staples and nails as you use, wouldn't that have tendency to split the wood frame?
I mostly use staples because they damage wood less than nails. Seems that Bland Design uses fake gold. You can't put real gold leaf on the material with your fingers, like he is doing.
Magnificent work once again. The gold leaf application must have been so stressful. Thanks for another exhibition of your incredible talents.
That velvet💗the gold leaf 💗the craftsmanship💗. It's gorgeous
Amazing job..! The chair looks really special once again.
I could not decide about who was best. I liked all for each of your own skills and vision. So, I cancelled my own vote. Still, so elegant!
Extraordinary work and a true pleasure to see you transforming this piece.
Stunning! So glad I was sent here by the competition.
Exquisite work. Absolutely beautiful😊
Какая качественная реставрация, смотрю и не могу оторваться 👍❤😍
So beautifully done. You are a true artist.
BEAUTIFUL work!♥ And I love the quietness ...so that the concentration is all on the work! Bravo!😊
It's such a beautiful, delicate chair & you have done a superb job!!! 😊❤
Ахти, это что -то невероятное! Я затаила дыхание в момент нанесения сусального золота, и только потом поняла, что не смогу дыханием ничего испортить)) работа выполнена на высочайшем уровне! Мастер от Бога!
This is translation of what he said, and I couldn't agree more! Wow, this is something incredible! I held my breath while applying the gold leaf, and only then realized that I couldn’t spoil anything with my breath)) the work was done at the highest level! Master from God!
@@chalcedony6858 she))
ух ты
Потрясающая работа
Выбор цветовой гаммы, зеленый бархат отлично работает.
Двуглавый орел, конечно же, был царским гербом.
Я считаю, что к 19 веку его использование было разрешено публике.
Ваши орлы теперь выглядят великолепно!
1 down 3 to go, i gave a thumbs up but i give all of you a thumbs up. you scored in my opinion a 9. keep up the good work.
I wish I could give more than one like. This work is gorgeous and I like that it was taken from a Russian palace - such history. It’s amazing how much work went into just the upholstery of this piece. Although I like the end result of this chair more, I have to give my vote to Trena for the work she did weaving the cane. I will add your channel to my subscriptions.
Looks like me when trying to get old faucet released!! Finally got frustrated after 3 hours!! Rocked it every which way while yelling!! LOL! Done!!
очень красивая работа!
That is absolutely beautiful! Just gorgeous. Well done.
Well, I watched them all, and I'm back. This chair is just STUNNING. The level of detail and care is beyond compare. Thank you for another great restoration.
This is truly a masterpiece! Your attention to detail, the love and care you put into each piece, and the pure craftsmanship is so rare these days. You are by far the master of your craft.
Золотые руки у мастера, честь и хвала! Хорошего здоровья, долголетия вам, радуйте нас своими творениями. ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 Р. К.
In 2018 I had a heart attack, two young cardiac doctors stented my aorta, back in recovery they came in to tell me that I had beat the Widow Maker --- my smart ass said "No contest, I'm not married!" --- I now say to you NO CONTEST! Your attention to technic and detail wins hand down!
O nível de dificuldade desta restauração é assustador! Trabalho incrível!
Люблю смотреть на огонь, воду и Вашу работу.
I was really hoping you'd use a similarly flowery light colored silk as there was initially on the chair. Other than that, it looks like you like your ambient music as much as I do 🙂
Me too, the pale silk was much prettier for a delicate chair.
Also the portions seems off, the chair back was too small for the seat.
Probably what the owner wanted.
Whoever owns this chair took it to the right person to have restored! You do a beautification beyond excellence!😊
Gosh heyyy, aristocracy had small bums, i can't fit on that!!! 😂 luckily I'm no aristocrat
Your work is brilliant.
Where ever this was stored it was hidden from the elements. It is incredible that the carvings are still intact and even more amazing to see it restored to such beauty.
Изумительная работа!!!! Как всегда. Смотреть как Мастер работает, одно удовольствие.
A single 'golden' chair might be ok for a hallway piece as decor but my guess is this chair would have been part of a [dining?] set for either the ridiculously wealthy or royalty. Beautiful resto!
Фрагменты с золотом - уникальный материал для таких каналов.
Рад посмотреть на работу мастера
Traditional upholstery materials and methods inspire me. The beauty of your work brought this old chair back to splendor. Truly exciting. Thank you.
Breathless handcraftmanship, I had been working in Louvre and Versailles as tour guide for years and your chair is rare within the chairs in there. Thank you.
Jayzuz Mary n’ joseff!!! I forgot to breathe during the gold-leafing!!! What a job!!! I have considered trying this, but this has convinced me…NOPE!! 😂❤😍😱
Wow! The chair went from rags to riches! Phenomenal transformation! It's exquisite now!
Lavoro di una bellezza superba.Eccezionale!!!Bravissimo!!!
Wow. That is some over-the-top chair. But that was the Russian aristicracy! It is beautiful.
Lovely restoration, thank you. A stunning chair in a league of its own in the challenge. As beautiful as the velvet is, I would have loved to see it done with a replacement silk tapestry as the velvet just feels a little heavy for such a chair. Greetings from Perth, Western Australia.
I could watch gold leaf application all day. It is fascinating. And I wasn’t sure for a few seconds about the green fabric but it quickly became clear how elegant the green and gold looked together. Beautiful restoration
Здоровья Вашим рукам, прекрасная работа, вы супер мастер 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏