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It's a Northern Furniture, in primo shape they go for a couple of grand on average...........
You did really good. The compromise was the right call in my opinion. And, leaving the natural wood on the sides and tops accents the blanket look all that much better.
Dang................only 20 bucks and a couple of hours and some paint? Not bad dude. You could probably sell it as it looks now for 200 to 250.
It's a Northern Furniture, in primo shape they go for a couple of grand on average...........
You did really good. The compromise was the right call in my opinion. And, leaving the natural wood on the sides and tops accents the blanket look all that much better.
Dang................only 20 bucks and a couple of hours and some paint? Not bad dude. You could probably sell it as it looks now for 200 to 250.
If I had completely refinished it to original condition then yes. Northern Furniture was in business from 1901 to 1949 in Sheboygan Wisconsin. That's why I forced the compromise.It's a Northern Furniture, in primo shape they go for a couple of grand on average...........
You did really good. The compromise was the right call in my opinion. And, leaving the natural wood on the sides and tops accents the blanket look all that much better.
Dang................only 20 bucks and a couple of hours and some paint? Not bad dude. You could probably sell it as it looks now for 200 to 250.
NO SHIT!!!????!?!? When you said only 20 bucks, I was thinking that yeah, it was made of decent wood, but didn't know that it was that expensive.
Is it old enough for you to take it to Antiques Roadshow?
I'll take a side view picture and post it later, the laminate on the sides is almost in prime condition and it's a burl wood.
The wood looks great!
It's paint and no, I didn't use a stencil. Once I sanded off the black paint someone had put on the dresser I had serious second thoughts about painting it at all but that's what the wife wanted and it's her Christmas present. You can't tell in the picture but a lot of the laminate on the drawer faces was damaged and layers missing, especially along the bottoms, the torn up looking base in the before picture the laminate was pretty well destroyed. The top was missing all the laminate plus was slightly bulged upwards at one end and split about a third of the way along the length, some of the wood was black due to the old water stain and the center of the bottom drawer had warped slightly outward plus a few other water related issues. In the condition it was in most people would have tossed it.Is the front paint or actual blanket strips?
Either way, it looks nice. .....
