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I believe the appraiser I had look at it wasn’t as familiar with the table as I had hoped. I posted a picture of the color difference, perhaps someone can give me a better idea of what I might be...

419448 This is a better example of the color difference, it has been very think in my opinion, and I know it’ll be a difficult task especially with the legs, My primary concern isn’t reselling it...

419431419430 I’m not necessarily looking for anything easy, I just don’t know what I’m doing with this table and I’m trying to make it look nice. The only other refinishing I’ve done was with my...

I haven’t sanded the grooves, so you’re thinking the dark colored wood I’m seeing on top is just the regular wood? And the light colored wood is the layers that are underneath? No staining at all?
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I’m not looking to resell it, I’m hoping to turn it into a family heirloom. It’s a beautiful piece though and I want to do it justice. I’ve started sanding it by hand, it has a few deep grooves in it...

The wood was very dark and on the mark it was labeled antique walnut, the appraiser said that it was likely the finishing they used was an antique walnut,

I’ve recently acquired a walnut table made in the 1920’s. The original finishing is rather beaten and very cracked. I’m excited never done a project this large, but I want to stick with the original...