Varnished Collection
"Varnished: A Glimpse into the Art of Preservation" Step into a world where time stands still, and objects are meticulously preserved through the art of varnishing
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"Varnished: A Glimpse into the Art of Preservation" Step into a world where time stands still, and objects are meticulously preserved through the art of varnishing. From a weathered Bridge Score Card to the elegant Felix Minette Bicyclette, each piece tells a story of craftsmanship and dedication. In an enchanting advert for Peggy Sage, vibrant colors leap off the page, showcasing the power of varnish in enhancing beauty. Meanwhile, METRO's ACCIDENT 1903 captures a moment frozen in time - its glossy finish preserving history for generations to come. Traveling across continents, Palekh traditional miniature from Russia mesmerizes with intricate details delicately protected by layers of varnish. And who could resist sinking into an Office chair from 1925? Its beech wood shines with timeless elegance. Moving forward in time, Genevieve Sherlock's Boston Rocker from 1940 exudes charm and comfort - its polished surface inviting you to sit back and relax. Janet Riza's Chocolate Pot transports us to c. 1936 with its lustrous coating that adds allure to tea parties. Janet Riza strikes again with her Toleware Tea Caddy from 1935/1942 - an exquisite example of how varnishing can transform everyday objects into works of art. Betty Jacob follows suit with her Toleware Tray circa 1940; its gleaming surface reflects both style and functionality. Journeying further through time brings us J. Howard Iams' creations: The Toleware Teapot (c. 1939) enchants tea enthusiasts while his Toleware Document Box (c. 1938) safeguards precious memories within its glossy exterior. As we explore these varnished treasures, we discover not only their aesthetic appeal but also their enduring legacy as guardians against wear and tear – reminding us that preservation is an art form itself.