Stripping The Finish On A William lV 1830s English Rosewood Card Table PT2

Today We Remove The Finish From The William lV English Rosewood 1830s Card Table.
We Start On The Gorgeous Acanthus Leaf Carved Scroll Feet Working In Small Sections At A Time, Strip The Platform Base the Crossbanding And Column and Finally Work Our Way Up To The Horrible Yellow Polish On The Top Which Was Hiding The Wonderful Aged Rosewood Color And Grain.
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[@jone6635]

Excelente! 😍

[@bakoresident6302]

Thank you for keeping your kitty away from those chemicals 😊

[@TheGoldenPastRestoration]

Always!

[@LJones-n8c]

What a nice looking card table this is. The English Rosewood top is just gorgeous. I don't know why anybody would want to cover that up. I can't wait to see it all finished.😊

[@christeljeandheur8090]

❤❤❤❤

[@vvinniem8907]

As Brit, I'm actually quite envious that an Australian has access to such beautiful antique English furniture. Dam!😅 Please send it back!😂

[@TheGoldenPastRestoration]

in the 1980s and 1990s vast quantities of English antiques were shipped by the container load to dealers as they were selling for much high prices than in the UK

[@carloscampos1516]

Ola

[@kittysmithy7049]

I found your channel a week or so ago and am enjoying it very much. I love antique furniture, particularly red cedar. What brand of stripper do you use? I’ve been stripping cedar with denatured alcohol before re shellacking but it’s very messy and sticky. Your method looks better. I have a huge wardrobe waiting downstairs to be be done :)

[@TheGoldenPastRestoration]

@kittysmithy7049 if you watch the 1st stripping video we show a close up of the stripper we use. thx for watching th-cam.com/video/juU6U1OFFlM/w-d-xo.html

[@charlesross9260]

Just beautiful. Thank you .