My wife has an old family cedar chest that's covered with veneer. Agewise, I'd put it somewhere in the 1940'ish range at the best if not earlier. It's not in great shape on the outside to say the least. The veneer is in varying stages of coming off over pretty much the whole thing. That ranges from outright coming off to starting to come up in the seams. Looking in the inside, the "box" portion seems to be pretty nice red cedar of about 5/8 thickness. I'm trying to decide if it's worth trying to repair/rehab this thing or just try to take it apart and try to salvage the cedar wood it's made from. There is "no" sentimental attachment from her.
Any thoughts, comments are welcome.
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Any thoughts, comments are welcome.
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