Forums Members Recent Posts Register Login Forums Category General discussion Richard Hornby Side... Richard Hornby Sideboard spruce-up advice Page 2 / 2 Prev 1 2 Last Post RSS Robert Leach (@robertleach1960yahoo-co-uk) Illustrious Member Joined: 6 years ago Posts: 3212 15/04/2011 1:43 am I Agree I also have had several of these in different sizes and the original finish was definitely oiled. The wood is Afrormosia, a Central/West African hardwood, more dense than teak, but less grained than rosewood. ReplyQuote Sitia (@daniel-poolemajorplayers-co-uk) Active Member Joined: 6 years ago Posts: 11 15/04/2011 2:40 am brilliant advice everyone Just one question; how should I go about prepping and removing the old oil/wax? ReplyQuote Robert Leach (@robertleach1960yahoo-co-uk) Illustrious Member Joined: 6 years ago Posts: 3212 15/04/2011 2:43 am There are proprietary wax and polish removers. Liberon do one, but I'm sure there are many. ReplyQuote Page 2 / 2 Prev 1 2 Share: SoldScandinavian Mid Century Side Table0 out of 50 review(s)380,00€19th century industrial factory wardrobe0 out of 50 review(s)2400,00€SoldCapella rosewood reading armchair0 out of 50 review(s)1480,00€Scandinavian design leather armchair 70.0 out of 50 review(s)725,00€Vintage night lights set of 2 made of metal and teak wood, 60s0 out of 50 review(s)310,00€1980s Ettore Sottsass for Lagostina Espresso Maker “Accademia” Series. Made in Italy0 out of 50 review(s)650,00€SoldVintage rosewood dining table and 6 chairs by Poul Hundevad, Denmark, 1960s0 out of 50 review(s)6500,00€ If you need any help, please contact us at – info@designaddict.com
