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    Default Removing and Restoring Label from Table

    I have a Danish Modern Dinning Table that I am looking to restore. The Illums Bolighus Label is damaged. Mainly the brass plating has peeled off. I would like to know if its possible to restore the label and is there a way to remove it without damaging the label or table. There are tiny bolts that connect the label to the table.

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    This is almost exactly how the label looks.

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    Here is a picture I took from under the table with the label.

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    G'day Robert,
    Welcome to the mob,

    Honestly I don't think the tab in itself is worth the cost of "restoring".

    My suggestion, is once you remove the label, take it to an engraving shop.

    I am sure the label can be reproduced and computer engraved exactly in solid brass sheet (not just plated ) to look the same as your original sample.

    I am sure the engraving shops on your side of the world do similar labels for sporting trophies.

    Cheers

    Grahame

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    Thank you,

    I found a place that can restore it but it is very expensive. What is the best way to remove the label without causing damage?

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    Robert we need to see an in-focus picture of the mounting method. Are you sure that they are bolts, or could they be rivets or even nails?

    Greg

    Oh...how are you going to re-finish the table?

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