Little Jack Horner’s Furniture Restoration
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- carousel horse
- childs
- contemporary
- custom table
- damage
- epoxy
- family heirloom
- fun project
- furniture pads
- furniture refinishing
- furniture repair
- furniture restoration
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- Heywood Wakefield
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- industrial
- kid project
- kitchen
- Larkin desk
- Merry Christmas
- mid century
- open studio
- PUNCH
- punch of color
- re-purposed
- recipe
- refinish
- refinishing
- restoration
- restore
- rosewood
- sewing machine
- srtisans
- Stickley
- stripping
- Texas furniture maker
- toybox
- toy boxes
- veneer
- Victorian
- wedding gift
- woodworking
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PRIORITIES
Priorities are something that every business, and every person, deals with. Ever changing, there is usually more than one priority competing for the top spot. First and foremost, our number one priority is always the quality of our work. … Continue reading
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IN THE BEGINNING — REVISITED
I started this blog last year with the first piece of furniture that I remember refinishing. The Larkin desk, or library table, that was passed down to me from my grandfather. After 50 plus years of continuous use in our … Continue reading
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Tagged Larkin desk, restoration
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