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Vintage Sewing Table, Before and After

22 December, 2017 by Suzanne

My last “before and after” post of 2017!  This little vintage sewing table was a great find the other day at the thrift store and I knew it just needed a few coats of paint to give it back its style.  I decided on General Finishes Antique White milk paint.  It took 3 coats to cover fully.  I added a topcoat of General Finishes Champagne Pearl Effects, which gives the table a lovely, soft glow.  So pretty!  The Pearl Effects really also served to seal the paint and I didn’t have to apply a topcoat.  It is a hard as nails finish after drying for 24 hours.  I also added touches of Cire A Dorer Gold Gilding wax to the body as well as the little drawer pulls to add a touch of glam.

You can see how this was once a working table and the top at one point opened. The front panel also opens to reveal the interior but for today’s purposes, it will remain closed and used (obviously) solely as a little table.  I’ve paired it with my thrift store $1.99 lamp and voila!  I sweet vignette to share !

(You can also see my other thrift store lamp in the room that Harper attacked (Total Destruction) but my husband saved :))

Here is the before of the table and lamp:Vintage Sewing TableVintage Sewing Table

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I will try and post one more English Christmas Dinner recipe tomorrow. I am sure you are like myself and flat out busy these few final days before Christmas day!

Filed Under: Antique White, General Finishes Milk Paint, Vintage Table Tagged With: Before and After, vintage sewing table

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Comments

  1. Mary Boger

    22 December, 2017 at 1:30 pm

    Wonderfully lovely!

  2. Peggy Sanders

    22 December, 2017 at 4:50 pm

    I love what you did with that little table. It is adorable. The color you chose and the shape.
    Great job Suzanne.
    Are you going to keep it.

    Wishing you and your family a Very Merry Christmas.

    • Suzanne

      22 December, 2017 at 9:14 pm

      Hi Peggy,

      Thank you so much! I think I will lost it for sale as soon as Christmas is over – let me know if you are interested! Merry Christmas!

  3. Suzanne

    22 December, 2017 at 9:13 pm

    Thank you, Mary!

  4. Debrashoppeno5

    23 December, 2017 at 9:04 am

    I love the classic simplicity of the paint treatment.

    • Suzanne

      26 December, 2017 at 1:02 pm

      Thank you!

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