Maintenance and maintenance of classical furniture

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Handling antique furniture requires care to avoid damaging its delicate structure. Given the nature of wood, exposure or moisture can lead to deformities, cracks, or even breakage over time. It's crucial to keep these pieces stable while moving them.

When cleaning antique furniture, start by gently brushing away dust with a dry brush, followed by wiping with a soft cotton or linen cloth. Avoid using damp cloths, as they can combine water and particles like sand to create abrasives that may scratch the surface. For stubborn stains, use water-soluble or oil-based cleaners.

After dusting, you can apply a protective layer of wax to safeguard the furniture. However, don't overdo it—once every one or two weeks is sufficient. Begin by applying wax in small sections, working from light areas to deeper ones. Common waxes work well, but avoid automotive wax. Remember, moderation is key when it comes to maintaining these valuable pieces.

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