Antique pie safe makeover

So this past week I gave the pie safe a makeover! See the original pictures here. The first thing I did was give the wood a light sanding with the 220 grit sand paper on the outside and I used a 120 grit sandpaper on the shelving inside to remove old paint and stains. After wiping off the dust I taped off the glass doors and the punched tin on the sides then I coated the whole thing, out side, inside, drawer, and shelves with the Watco Danish Oil in Dark Walnut. It really helped to…

Vintage pie safe made by Henry W. Kemper of Kemper Furniture Troy, MO.

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