Antique furniture almost always comes with some wear and tear. Invariably, there will be missing knobs and so once you’ve acquired a beautiful antique dresser or sideboard, now you have to search for replacements for the missing knobs. Despite the obvious frustration, there is an opportunity inherent in the situation that provides you with an opportunity to update your new piece, or preserve its antiquarian roots. Matching antique knobs provides a particular challenge that a novice might not want to undertake at all, but with the choice to upgrade or update them all, comes the best opportunity to put your personal touch on the piece. There are numerous sources for the one-off matching of a single missing knob and the process can be tedious and time consuming. Going for the modernized, full set of replacement knobs opens up a whole new world of opportunities that presents its own set of challenges. Generally speaking the swirly sort of ultra modern hardware that’s available isn’t going to look good on antique furniture, but keep an open mind on the subject, you may be surprised. Don’t be afraid to try something a little radical, after all, they’re frequently cheap enough to replace again if you find it doesn’t work.
Knobs for Antique Furniture
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