BEFORE and AFTER

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MicaMonster
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BEFORE and AFTER

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As the Subject says……

I always attempt to maintain an original look……. Like “the Fenman” used to say, “it should look like it was well looked after, not shiny new.”
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Re: BEFORE and AFTER

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Not surprising, very nice. I agree, antiques shouldn’t look new. I go for minimal restoration too. To me, that looks perfect.
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