Can antique bed be saved?









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Oh! It's so beautiful! Give it a try! What do you have to lose? You could sand, clean, paint, distress and seal your bed frame; that would be lovely! If it's cracked there are wood glues that you can fill the cracked clamp them until dry and sand. There are so many talented DIY people out there. Take a look through YouTube or some of the wonderful blogs out there. I would make a bench if it was mine.😊 Blessings, Stacy
You could ask for a price to restore from a Furniture Restorer. If too expensive you could look into whether you have Insurance. Failing that you could wipe it over with Bees Wax to see if that would be enough. You could stick down the Veneer and maybe replace any missing (try a Craft Store) for supplies. Buy a book on Furniture Restoration!