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Showing posts with label furniture refinishing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label furniture refinishing. Show all posts
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How to Remove White Stains from Wood Furniture
How to Remove White Stains from Wood Furniture
It takes a small spot or stain or a little mark to scar the beauty of your wooden furniture. And besides the infamous watermarks, white spots or stains are equally damaging. Below are some simple at-home techniques to wipe those spots out.
Read more at Buzzle: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/how-to-remove-white-stains-from-wood-furniture.html
It takes a small spot or stain or a little mark to scar the beauty of your wooden furniture. And besides the infamous watermarks, white spots or stains are equally damaging. Below are some simple at-home techniques to wipe those spots out.
Read more at Buzzle: http://www.buzzle.com/articles/how-to-remove-white-stains-from-wood-furniture.html
Friday, December 20, 2013
33 Mantel Christmas Decorations Ideas
From digsdigs.com
Lot's more great ideas. Please check out the site.
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Wow 19th c Jenny Lind Spool Bureau and Bed
OK, this bed needs a custom mattress but didn't you always want one of the hand made Gardner mattress's anyways.
We even have the original sideboards for the bed. Pristine condition.
We even have the original sideboards for the bed. Pristine condition.
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Of Course we have McCoy
Just in time for your summer gardening needs.
Enormous Green McCoy Jardinière is lovely to look at.
Diamond quilting, leaves and berries.
Enormous Green McCoy Jardinière is lovely to look at.
Diamond quilting, leaves and berries.
See you at Phoebe's
Monday, May 6, 2013
Stuff comes stuff goes....but always something for everyone.
Bad Joke
What do you get when you cross a terrier with a bulldog?
A terribull ~ a dog that makes awful mistakes!
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Spectacular Sideboard circa 1900
Spectacular Sideboard circa 1900
Now if you had seen this when it came in you would have declared it DOA and sent it to the wood stove but not Tony....good bones, good wood, good brasses and here it is about 3 months later.
Just hit the floor yesterday and causing quite a commotion from our loyal clientele.
Just in time for holiday entertaining.
Here is a more detailed listing as we have it posted on Craigslist http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/fuo/3279399774.html
Now if you had seen this when it came in you would have declared it DOA and sent it to the wood stove but not Tony....good bones, good wood, good brasses and here it is about 3 months later.
Just hit the floor yesterday and causing quite a commotion from our loyal clientele.
Just in time for holiday entertaining.
Here is a more detailed listing as we have it posted on Craigslist http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/fuo/3279399774.html
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Table for Two
1965 Blonde Formica and chrome trim w/ copper toned legs.
Expandable. Perfect for small spaces and dorm rooms.
Though not a perfect match a mid century mod kitchen stool completes the look.
Table $75 and stool $35.
Expandable. Perfect for small spaces and dorm rooms.
Though not a perfect match a mid century mod kitchen stool completes the look.
Table $75 and stool $35.
We have lots of tableware of the era as well.
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Saving The Finish
To refinish or not...great article...
Saving The Finish
By Jeff Jewitt
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Sooner or later, every woodworker is faced with the prospect of refinishing an old piece of furniture. Whether it's a treasured "find" at a flea market or auction, or a favor for a relative or friend, etc., most people consider stripping off the old finish and refinishing the only option of successfully restoring the appearance of the piece.
Click here to read the rest: http://www.woodcentral.com/bparticles/save_finish.shtml
Saving The Finish
By Jeff Jewitt
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Sooner or later, every woodworker is faced with the prospect of refinishing an old piece of furniture. Whether it's a treasured "find" at a flea market or auction, or a favor for a relative or friend, etc., most people consider stripping off the old finish and refinishing the only option of successfully restoring the appearance of the piece.
Click here to read the rest: http://www.woodcentral.com/bparticles/save_finish.shtml
Monday, September 10, 2012
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Peek at Brimfield
We did not go this time. I am getting up there and though each booth leaves me so excited to see the next...I can't do the Brimfield miles like I used to.
My idea - those Segway gizmo's. Heck, rent em....with a little cart behind them. I'd pay good money and spend all my money at Brimfield again. Free idea...use it!
My idea - those Segway gizmo's. Heck, rent em....with a little cart behind them. I'd pay good money and spend all my money at Brimfield again. Free idea...use it!
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
How to test for Gold
We get lots of busted jewelery and some so ugly we consider it unsalable and blinding to the eye. Sooo we scrap it and you would be surprised how much money you can get for your busted or unworn gold!
The acid test shown above is easy and effective for identifying gold.
You can find the test kits online for cheap...like on Amazon etc.
Before you use the acid, take a magnet to what you think may be gold.
Gold does not have magnetic properties and wont be attracted to a magnet.
Not all folks who buy gold are the same....some are outright scammers.
Around here I have found that Fast Cash Pawn in Pawtucket pays the most and are incredibly honest.
I won't go anywhere else. ( This is an unsolicited plug for them and they deserve it)
They are on Newport Ave across from CVS.
Website http://pawnri.com/
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Oh My Gosh Oh My Gosh! Phoebes Hidden Treasures
We just got some of the best antique furniture we've ever seen. One piece is certainly the oldest we've ever had.
Some of them may be in the workshop for a while. Tony will meticulously restore them so here is a tiny sneak peak...till they are ready for the floor.
Check out these brasses!
Some of them may be in the workshop for a while. Tony will meticulously restore them so here is a tiny sneak peak...till they are ready for the floor.
Check out these brasses!
Oooooh La La!
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Phoebes Hidden Treasures Participating in North Attleboro Back to School Shuffle ~ Stop by for school supplies!
Phoebes Hidden Treasures Participating in North Attleboro Back to School Shuffle
Thank You Sun Chronicle
Posted: Wednesday, August 22, 2012 12:00 am
Are you ready for school? BY AMY DeMELIA SUN CHRONICLE STAFF The Sun Chronicle | 0 comments
NORTH ATTLEBORO - Pick up some school supplies at the fourth annual Back-to-School Shuffle Aug. 29 in downtown North Attleboro.
The event will be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Purchase a ticket to receive a list of participating merchants and a special 2012 collection bag and go from business to business to collect school supplies.
Only 200 tickets will be made available. Each ticket costs $2, with a maximum of $5 per household.
Tickets will go on sale at 5:15 p.m. the day of the event at Bristol Lodge on South Washington Street.
Only children entering kindergarten through sixth grade are eligible to participate.
To date, participating businesses and organizations are: American Legion Post 49, Avon, Bank of America, Dr. John Barone, Bedard Realty, Bladz Hair Designs, Dragon Garden, Edward Jones, Fast Signs, Grace Episcopal Church, Katmandu Studio, Liberty Tax, North Attleboro Electric, North Attleboro Police Department, North Attleboro Fire Department, North Attleboro Housing Authority, The Preservation Framer, Reinbold Insurance, Sharon Credit Union, Tedeschi Food Shops, Dr. Mike Vigorito, wi-tegrity networking and YMCA Teen Center.
For more information, call Louise Cote at 508-695-5965 or Pam Murphy at 508-643-7153
http://www.thesunchronicle.com/north_attleboro/are-you-ready-for-school/article_e9dec1be-3ecb-5c64-9df1-33825b99456c.html
Thank You Sun Chronicle
Posted: Wednesday, August 22, 2012 12:00 am
Are you ready for school? BY AMY DeMELIA SUN CHRONICLE STAFF The Sun Chronicle | 0 comments
NORTH ATTLEBORO - Pick up some school supplies at the fourth annual Back-to-School Shuffle Aug. 29 in downtown North Attleboro.
The event will be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
Purchase a ticket to receive a list of participating merchants and a special 2012 collection bag and go from business to business to collect school supplies.
Only 200 tickets will be made available. Each ticket costs $2, with a maximum of $5 per household.
Tickets will go on sale at 5:15 p.m. the day of the event at Bristol Lodge on South Washington Street.
Only children entering kindergarten through sixth grade are eligible to participate.
To date, participating businesses and organizations are: American Legion Post 49, Avon, Bank of America, Dr. John Barone, Bedard Realty, Bladz Hair Designs, Dragon Garden, Edward Jones, Fast Signs, Grace Episcopal Church, Katmandu Studio, Liberty Tax, North Attleboro Electric, North Attleboro Police Department, North Attleboro Fire Department, North Attleboro Housing Authority, The Preservation Framer, Reinbold Insurance, Sharon Credit Union, Tedeschi Food Shops, Dr. Mike Vigorito, wi-tegrity networking and YMCA Teen Center.
For more information, call Louise Cote at 508-695-5965 or Pam Murphy at 508-643-7153
http://www.thesunchronicle.com/north_attleboro/are-you-ready-for-school/article_e9dec1be-3ecb-5c64-9df1-33825b99456c.html
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Dutch Estate ~ Phoebes Hidden Treasures
We just got in a ton of items made in Belgium and the Neatherlands. Come take a look.
Tip of the iceberg...
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