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Furniture Care: Repairing & Restoring Tables [Kõva köide]

  • Formaat: Hardback, 96 pages, over 400 photographs
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Jan-2014
  • Kirjastus: Lorenz Books
  • ISBN-10: 0754829103
  • ISBN-13: 9780754829102
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 96 pages, over 400 photographs
  • Ilmumisaeg: 17-Jan-2014
  • Kirjastus: Lorenz Books
  • ISBN-10: 0754829103
  • ISBN-13: 9780754829102
This book includes professional techniques to bring your furniture back to life. It is an essential guide to basic and advanced restoration techniques for antique tables. It features step-by-step instructions for everyday restoration tasks, including repairing a damaged table leg, mending the base and frame, and dismantling and reassembling tables. It explains how tables from different periods are made, and how to take them apart and put them back together. It includes expert advice on buying, using and caring for tools, equipment and materials. It covers projects that include correcting a warped card table, restoring a drop-leaf table, repairing a badly fire-damaged sofa table, and mending a split pedestal table. It contains more than 400 photographs, with close-ups of techniques and tools, and before-and-after shots. Tables come in a variety of styles, and although they are usually fairly robust, they will eventually need repairing. This book is a practical guide to restoration techniques for antique tables. It describes how tables from different periods were made, and includes a comprehensive section on the tools and equipment needed for home repair jobs. Projects include waxing a table, carving a damaged bracket, and repairing fretwork. With its historical overview and professional guidance, and illustrated by more than 400 photographs, the book will enable novice restorers to develop a better understanding of antique tables, and how to repair and restore them.
Introducing Table Restoration 6(2)
History of Tables 8(3)
Table Construction
11(33)
Tools, Equipment And Materials
12(2)
Creating a Workspace
14(2)
Saws and Measuring Devices
16(1)
Hammers and Screwdrivers
17(1)
Smoothing Tools and Clamps
18(2)
Chisels and Carving Tools
20(2)
Turning Tools
22(2)
Machinery
24(2)
Collecting and Storing Wood
26(2)
Collecting and Storing Veneers
28(2)
Veneers and Wood
30(6)
Polishes and Glues
36(2)
Gilt and Stains
38(2)
Mounts, Castors and Metalware
40(2)
Locks and Keys
42(2)
Restoration Techniques
44(12)
Dismantling and Reassembling Tables
46(4)
Polishing and Colouring
50(6)
French polishing
50(3)
Waxing
53(1)
Staining
54(1)
Graining
55(1)
Repairing Carving
56(36)
Carving a damaged bracket
56(3)
Carving small pieces
59(1)
Repairing Tops
60(14)
Restoring a damaged table edge
60(2)
Repairing a rule joint
62(1)
Drilling out damaged screws
62(2)
Repairing fretwork
64(3)
Filling screw holes
67(1)
Correcting a warped card table
68(4)
Repairing a split pedestal table
72(2)
Project: Drop-leaf Table
74(10)
Repairing the top
75(1)
Repairing the carcass
76(2)
Repairing the legs
78(5)
Reassembling and polishing
83(1)
Project: Sofa Table
84(8)
Repairing the top
85(2)
Repairing the frame
87(3)
Repairing the base
90(2)
Glossary 92(1)
Further Information 93(1)
Index 94(2)
Author's Acknowledgements 96
William Cook studied at the London College of Furniture, and worked for a leading furniture dealer before joining Christie's auctioneers in London. He then joined his family's restoration business, W. J. Cook & Sons, whose clients have included royalty, museums and collectors. Here he developed the retail side of the business. He is a member of The London and Provincial Antique Dealers' Association, and W. J. Cook & Sons is a senior member of the British Antique Furniture Restorers' Association.