Two furniture related questions: My coffee table is this one from Mogens Kold: https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/tables/side-tables/two-tiered-side-table-arne-hovmand-olsen/id-f_4274163/ I think the top is veneered and it's a bit scratched and has a dark ring from a cup - maybe coffee? Has anyone got a better suggestion than a light sanding and oiling? The bedside table is a solid oak one by Hans Wegner (http://vamptvintagedesign.com/product/hans-wegner-bedside-table). It has aged nicely, but there is a rather large grease/oil stain on the top. How do I go about removing that? Or should I consider it part of it's history and leave it be?
You have to decide which approach works for you. Grant Petersen would call it 'beausage' and leave it be. Then again, a lot of people think he's an idiot.
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Two furniture related questions:
My coffee table is this one from Mogens Kold:
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/tables/side-tables/two-tiered-side-table-arne-hovmand-olsen/id-f_4274163/
I think the top is veneered and it's a bit scratched and has a dark ring from a cup - maybe coffee? Has anyone got a better suggestion than a light sanding and oiling?
The bedside table is a solid oak one by Hans Wegner (http://vamptvintagedesign.com/product/hans-wegner-bedside-table). It has aged nicely, but there is a rather large grease/oil stain on the top. How do I go about removing that? Or should I consider it part of it's history and leave it be?