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Seth Thomas Mantel Clock

(1920's) 

Lady Rose
table

Restored and enhanced 

 Restored Elementary School desk

 Restored School desk

Preserved 50's era card table and TV trays

Unfinished 1800's table, lock box and poker set

 Restored oak table

Drop leaf table

 Restored post war modern end table

Restored Pair of 1890's oak chairs

Restored Slot back oak chair and toddler's musical rocker

Set of 4 Restored chrome leg vinyl chairs

 Restored Navy chairs (1946)

 Restored G-plane chair
(1960's)

 Restored Lane Danish Modern coffee table
(1960's)

 Unfinished Danish Modern coffee table

 Unfinished Antique Chess Board

 set of 3
Chrome and vinyl chairs
 Chrysler Red

Depression era 

Spindle chair

Pla-M-Well
Poker chip set

 Unfinished Rattan chairs

 Unfinished Mid-Century rocker

 Unfinished Pre-war Arm chair

  Mirror stand * Spindle chairs being updated

Super Hero Chairs

I was looking for more projects to do so last weekend I hit a couple of garage sales. At one of the sales I found this set of ugly chrome leg chairs. As I loaded them in the truck it hit me, “can I make these look good or did I just waste my money?

The easy part was stripping them down. They did need new seat cushions, the old ones were to small and far to thin, so I cut out new wood bottom's and foam to match. Now they're ready.

The challenge was to use the material I have and still make them look good.

Once I was done I stepped back looked and said; I just recovered Superman’s chairs.