Off The Road Restorations

This lil credenza, bookshelf, TV stand, blah, blah, what have you - was not in the best of shapes when we got it. By the looks of it, it may have been one of those storage headboards for a queen size bed that someone tried to salvage. Anyways, this fu**er took forever to sand - but I’d say it was worth it
Sanded this dude down raw, leveled out and reattached the shelves, stained the main body with Early American, stained the backing with Varathane Espresso, and put on a satin polyurethane topcoat. Oh, and then color matched and slapped on some aftermarket legs - swipe to see before
All in all, I’m stoked keep this one and look at this piece every day when I watch
(Not for sale, for my own personal enjoyment 🤠)

🤠 Now Available 🤠 (1) Vintage Thomasville Nightstand/ Side Table
Whenever I scooped up this piece it was in pretty okayish shape. No structural damage, but there was the typical cosmetic damage you see with an older piece. So, I cleaned her up, decided to go with a Charcoal Chalk Paint from , Early American stain from on the top, drawers, and k***s, and a satin polyurethane top coat from , your Great Aunt Susan probably had a set of these back in the day, built to last!! - swipe to see before
Dimensions: 22” W x 24” H x 16” D
Perfect for a solo nightstand or a side table in the living room! DM with any questions!
$110