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    Posted 7 years ago

    Master
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    I bought this sometime ago it is made by the Franklin mint in 1990 this table is a original design of a Oriental laquer ware style.it has been made from hard wood .and is hand lacquered and hand embellished with burnished with gold.over the years some of the lacquer is coming of can it been fix can I do it is it worth doing our should I leave it as it is.can any one help with any ideas. I would really appreciated any help many thanks

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    1. Master Master, 7 years ago
      Many thanks to wandlessfairy and the lovely pat for the love
    2. Master Master, 7 years ago
      Many thanks to aura for the love
    3. Quantumphysica Quantumphysica, 7 years ago
      What a nice little table! I don't know if it is worth a lot, but if it's a beloved piece in your house, you should probably look into getting it fixed by a professional; lacquer is a finicky thing, and any attempts to glue and/or fill in the missing bits yourself could turn it for the worse.
    4. Mrstyndall Mrstyndall, 7 years ago
      Nice table, Master!

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