Dry Scraped

Found in Sweden, circa 1820–1860 Pine construction with dry-scraped painted surface. Traces of earlier paint layers are visible beneath.

Constructed from carved wood, likely beech or birch, the frames have been finished in a pale, dry-scraped paint that reveals gentle traces of the natural wood beneath, lending depth ...

The frames are made of carved wood with a pale, dry-scraped finish that highlights the depth of the ornamentation and imparts a soft, chalky patina.

Found in Dalarna, Sweden, circa 1800 - 1820. The clock has been dry-scraped (as found). Iron hinges are present on the head and belly of the clock, which both open.

The condition is excellent for their age, exhibiting a heavily weathered, dry scraped patina. Decades of natural wear have created an exquisite surface texture, revealing layers of h...

Dating to the early 19th century, this pair of French provincial wardrobe doors offers timeless architectural beauty with their dry-scraped surface revealing soft layers of cream, sa...

Old, original glass – one section of glass has a small crack down in one corner. The cabinet is dry scraped by hand down to the original paint.

The shell shaped decoration at the top of the head is one of those and the shell is also one of the most classic decors of the rococo period. Dry scraped by hand to the original pain...

The wood retains its beautifully bleached, dry-scraped patina that reveals centuries of wormwood character and age, a finish highly prized by collectors of Italian antique furniture ...

This 1820's clock has been dry scraped, with primary color being a teal blue with lots of wood showing through.

Includes visible historical corrections where the scribe scraped away dried ink to amend the melody. Housed in a custom silver-toned wooden frame.

For dried residue, gently scrape toward the center of the affected area without introducing moisture.

For spills, act immediately by blotting with a clean sponge or cloth—never scrub. Dried spots should be carefully scraped toward the center without wetting or shampooing, preserving ...

Clean spills immediately by blotting with a clean sponge or cloth—never scrub. For dried spots, carefully scrape toward the center without wetting or shampooing, preserving the hand-...

Clean spills immediately by blotting with a clean sponge or cloth—never scrub. For dried spots, carefully scrape toward the center of the soiled area without wetting or shampooing to...

In the event of spills, act immediately: blot with a clean sponge or cloth without scrubbing. For dried spots, carefully scrape toward the center of the soiled area—never wet or sham...

Once ripe and of appropriate size, the gourd is first dried, before the interior is scraped out. Once fully dried, the gourds are perfect for water transport and storage.