Having seen the preliminary video discussion, I have to say that this is a truly remarkable restoration worthy of your craft. Well done to all those involved. Most people would have used the broken chair for kindling.
Oh I'm so glad you did the chair repair. I remember thinking, "What kind of sentimental value does that chair hold, for it to be in that condition and not be tossed?" It really did take 2 sets of hands to repair the chair and the final result is gorgeous. As for the bomb fragment, I would put it in a small ziplock bag and attach it underneath the chair so they remain together. Thanks, Ahti for sharing this bit of beauty with us. I'm glad your hand injury wasn't serious.🤗
I watched the video the other day where 3 of you were examining the chair and was looking forward to seeing the restoration video. It certainly didn't disappoint. Finding the bomb fragment makes you wonder if the chair could talk, what stories would it tell. You guys did a great job restoring it. Well done.
I wondered why you did'nt repair the bomb fragment hole. Then I realised that it is part of the history of the chair so it had to be left in. A beautiful and sympathetic restoration of a piece of your customer's family history.
@@ATRestoration If you fill the bomb fragment hole you lose a piece of the chair's history, I think it should be left in. Here in the UK the history of a piece of furniture adds value to it if the owner decides to sell it one day.
This is truly one of the most extreme restorations I have ever seen, if not the most shocking and impressive. You should be extremely proud of what you have accomplished
I knew you two would fix this chair to it's original glory. What I didn't realize was how many steps it took, and the amount of time working on it. The love you have for these pieces show in every movement you make. As always, I'm in complete awe of your dedication, and work ethics. Incredible!!!
I like the pieces that you uncover. Each has a story, and "battle scars." I love what you do and how you bring each piece back to life with so much love ❤️ and care
I thought I'd "lost" this video. So sorry for your injury, AT. Complex, exacting and meticulous repair work well done by the Ahti Team! Wonderful restoration resulting from team expertise, bristling clamps for the gluing and prodigious steaming/clamping/reverse pressuring/sorting out crooked frame, et al. Pshew! You men look like brothers, too. 😊🎉❤
This is a gift--to watch over your shoulder as you discuss with colleagues, then to witness the resurrection of this beautiful piece with such a history. Your respect for its original creator and its history has almost brought me to tears. Thank you.
One of the most exciting projects I have seen in a long time. Who would have believed it was possible to restore such a mangled mess of a chair? Finding that bomb fragment was amazing.
It was a really nice detail that you left the hole as it’s what makes this piece of furniture unique and one of one. I think it’s the history that makes antiques so special
Superb, Ahti & Ahti. It took quite the extra effort to get it right, but it was worth it. The pre-restoration discussion paid off. It still is a weird looking chair and it tells of a weird back and forth in the craftman's head during construction. But, History is filled with weird moments so I'm glad you folks could bring this chair back. Cheers.
When I first saw that chair I thought there was absolutely no way that was coming back, but I was wrong. It’s very beautiful now that you two have worked your magic. Really fabulous work.
This is a special chair, and considering your findings on the previous video i think it was a good choice to conserve it and preserve its character rather then make it perfect, it’s an admirable decision, also I can imagine this chair took more time then a full set!
I have to say, this is one of the most impressive restoration I’ve seen on you’re channel. I hope there is more of these types of restorations. Great job
A fantastic restoration. I would've thought that chair could not be brought back from it's crooked and warped state but you guys have worked your magic. Thanks so much for sharing.
Amazing restoration. I loved the fact that you retained the history of the piece: the bomb fragment hole with the fragment as a side attraction. The shellac and beeswax makes a wonderful historical finish.
I get excited when a new vlog pops up for me to watch. You restore each piece with such care. The chair is now back to it's original beauty and the pattern on the seat is lovely.
A very nice looking chair. So glad you were able to save it. You could probably save just about anything if you can save that twisted up old chair and make it usable again. I love learning how you find solutions to problems while restoring furniture. Keep up the GREAT work.
Wow.... That was amazing. It was like reaching through time to see the chair restored to it's original. So well done. And you are a freaking wizard when it comes to color matching!!! Good grief, perfect. Thank you so much for posting! You are a constant inspiration and always have ideas to use in the projects I'm working on. Thank you again!
After watching three talented artists discuss the piece and all of its flaws and failures....I never doubted it would turn into something beautiful and home worthy once again. Thank you so much for 2 wonderful videos and a found piece of history (shell fragment). Such a life that chair had!
Love the bomb fragment hole; that's what gives the chair character. For the fragment itself, perhaps a jewel box, possibly suspension in clear acrylic. Kudos for an excellent restoration.
If you ever decide to sell it, don’t take less than a million dollars. That was a lot of work - I’m tired just from watching all your hard work. It’s beautiful.
What a beautiful chair. I have learned so many much how to properly restore beautiful old antiques. Great work and thanks you for sharing you expertise.
I remember the video of about a week ago, when you discussed the various possibilities of repairing and restoring this chair with the restorer you worked with now and the lady who had to say a lot about it. The result is extraordinary - congrats! Say hello to the other two restorers from me and take care and be well, the silver fox from Germany, David 😉🦊
I loved both videos about this chair; the initial assessment and the restoration. The collaboration was impressive! Thank you for sharing the entire process!
I like that you kept the hole from the bomb fragment and that you refinished it but kept some of the imperfections. That is very nice. Sorry that you hurt your hand. I hope that you're better now.
Всегда поражаюсь вашей работой и терпением. Видно что все делаете с любовью давая второй шанс антикварным вещям вдохновляя их! Вы Мастер своего дела! Вдохновения вам! Спасибо!!
If I could write poetry, I would send love poems to chairs. Thanks so much for the hours and hours of work putting this beauty back in view. So sorry about the bomb fragment!
До чего опрятная мастерская. У иных в доме нет такого порядка, а здесь сложная, большая, грязная работа ведётся, а после все убрано и по полочкам разложено. Восхищение работой каждый раз.
The chair looked to be too far gone, but somehow you managed to resurrect it almost recreating from scratch. What a great demonstration of your restoration skills
All this fatigue, effort and war with wood and blood in order to revive the spirit in the wood and renew the chair again. I raise my hat to you 🎩 and you have all my respect and appreciation. I follow you from Algeria
What would you do with bomb fragment?
Add it to a list of things no human should see again.
it could be attached under the seat somehow to easily take out and show off to people
Make an inlay in a leg of a chair or smth
Throw it out. It's trash.
War and its "gifts" is trash and destruction. You don't need to keep it.
put it in a plastic case and keep it with the chair
Having seen the preliminary video discussion, I have to say that this is a truly remarkable restoration worthy of your craft. Well done to all those involved. Most people would have used the broken chair for kindling.
Oh I'm so glad you did the chair repair. I remember thinking, "What kind of sentimental value does that chair hold, for it to be in that condition and not be tossed?" It really did take 2 sets of hands to repair the chair and the final result is gorgeous. As for the bomb fragment, I would put it in a small ziplock bag and attach it underneath the chair so they remain together. Thanks, Ahti for sharing this bit of beauty with us. I'm glad your hand injury wasn't serious.🤗
I watched the video the other day where 3 of you were examining the chair and was looking forward to seeing the restoration video. It certainly didn't disappoint. Finding the bomb fragment makes you wonder if the chair could talk, what stories would it tell. You guys did a great job restoring it. Well done.
Workmanship that lasts more than a lifetime, excellent restoration.
I wondered why you did'nt repair the bomb fragment hole. Then I realised that it is part of the history of the chair so it had to be left in. A beautiful and sympathetic restoration of a piece of your customer's family history.
Yeah, it can be always filled.
@@ATRestoration If you fill the bomb fragment hole you lose a piece of the chair's history, I think it should be left in. Here in the UK the history of a piece of furniture adds value to it if the owner decides to sell it one day.
It's remarkable, the transition from some wood 🪵 ready for the bonfire, to that beautiful chair. Well done.
This is truly one of the most extreme restorations I have ever seen, if not the most shocking and impressive. You should be extremely proud of what you have accomplished
A two man job, until one man gets injured! It's really amazing watching you work. And the pieces you find are so rich in history.
I knew you two would fix this chair to it's original glory. What I didn't realize was how many steps it took, and the amount of time working on it. The love you have for these pieces show in every movement you make. As always, I'm in complete awe of your dedication, and work ethics. Incredible!!!
I like the pieces that you uncover. Each has a story, and "battle scars." I love what you do and how you bring each piece back to life with so much love ❤️ and care
That isn't a restoration is a resurrection.
Lovely job.
I thought I'd "lost" this video. So sorry for your injury, AT. Complex, exacting and meticulous repair work well done by the Ahti Team! Wonderful restoration resulting from team expertise, bristling clamps for the gluing and prodigious steaming/clamping/reverse pressuring/sorting out crooked frame, et al. Pshew! You men look like brothers, too. 😊🎉❤
This is a gift--to watch over your shoulder as you discuss with colleagues, then to witness the resurrection of this beautiful piece with such a history. Your respect for its original creator and its history has almost brought me to tears. Thank you.
It takes a true craftsman to revive the work of a true craftsman.
Great video, thanks.
Watching from Southern California USA 🇺🇲!
I like how you left the damage by the bomb fragment. Keep the story alive for future generations.
That was great! It was like watching 2 doctors work on a serious patient, and the patient makes an amazing recovery!
One of the most exciting projects I have seen in a long time. Who would have believed it was possible to restore such a mangled mess of a chair? Finding that bomb fragment was amazing.
It was a really nice detail that you left the hole as it’s what makes this piece of furniture unique and one of one. I think it’s the history that makes antiques so special
Упорство и трудоёмкая работа. И результат реставрации стула шикарный. Молодцы ребята, спасибо, лайкаю.
Superb, Ahti & Ahti. It took quite the extra effort to get it right, but it was worth it. The pre-restoration discussion paid off. It still is a weird looking chair and it tells of a weird back and forth in the craftman's head during construction. But, History is filled with weird moments so I'm glad you folks could bring this chair back.
Cheers.
You're an artist and a craftsman. Thank you for sharing. ❤
I can see some symbolic in healing old war wounds. I hope Yopur hand is ok mate!
It’s amazing that the image on the seat is still so clear
One of the hardest projects that I've seen in this channel, the poltergeist chair.😆
When I first saw that chair I thought there was absolutely no way that was coming back, but I was wrong. It’s very beautiful now that you two have worked your magic. Really fabulous work.
A miraculous restoration of a brave little chair!! I am sure the little chair thanks you and Ahti !!❤️
Watching the two of you work on this chair reminds me of watching ICU doctors work on a patient. Truly amazing and a beautiful result!
Потрясающее восстановление стула!!!! Два МАСТЕРА - ВОЛШЕБНИКИ творят чудеса!!!! Браво!!!👏👏👏👏
This is a special chair, and considering your findings on the previous video i think it was a good choice to conserve it and preserve its character rather then make it perfect, it’s an admirable decision, also I can imagine this chair took more time then a full set!
I have to say, this is one of the most impressive restoration I’ve seen on you’re channel. I hope there is more of these types of restorations. Great job
A fantastic restoration. I would've thought that chair could not be brought back from it's crooked and warped state but you guys have worked your magic. Thanks so much for sharing.
Amazing restoration. I loved the fact that you retained the history of the piece: the bomb fragment hole with the fragment as a side attraction. The shellac and beeswax makes a wonderful historical finish.
I get excited when a new vlog pops up for me to watch. You restore each piece with such care. The chair is now back to it's original beauty and the pattern on the seat is lovely.
A wonderful piece, waiting so long for the right craftsmen. Men, you did it justice.
This is a gorgeous restoration! I love that you left in some of the character of the pre-war life of the chair!❤
So nice to meet your colleague. It was nice to see the two of you work together. Hope your hand heals quickly.
A very nice looking chair. So glad you were able to save it. You could probably save just about anything if you can save that twisted up old chair and make it usable again. I love learning how you find solutions to problems while restoring furniture. Keep up the GREAT work.
Wow.... That was amazing. It was like reaching through time to see the chair restored to it's original. So well done.
And you are a freaking wizard when it comes to color matching!!! Good grief, perfect.
Thank you so much for posting! You are a constant inspiration and always have ideas to use in the projects I'm working on.
Thank you again!
Excellent craftsmanship. You brought this bombed chair back to life.
After watching three talented artists discuss the piece and all of its flaws and failures....I never doubted it would turn into something beautiful and home worthy once again. Thank you so much for 2 wonderful videos and a found piece of history (shell fragment). Such a life that chair had!
A beautiful transformation!
As usual, you've outdone yourself again! Here's to a pair of Ahti's restoration and conservators' collaboration!
the chair of 1000 clamps - stunning work !
Extremely impressive restoration! Amazing what you started with and what a gorgeous transformation! Job well done 👍!
Man, this looked like a real ballbuster. Thank you for the videos. I really enjoy them.
That was an amazing job. the chair was twisted. I love that you left the bomb damage. It gives it character.
Love the bomb fragment hole; that's what gives the chair character. For the fragment itself, perhaps a jewel box, possibly suspension in clear acrylic. Kudos for an excellent restoration.
That is a piece of history! Only an expert could have restored this and you did an excellent job. 🌟 it’s now a beautiful chair once again.
One of the most dignified restorations I've seen on your channel. You left just the right amount of authentic wear, beautifully done.
It’s a miracle, you brought it back from the dead. Very nice chair ❤
You two did a incredible job restoring this badly damaged chair so it will last for generations to come
This is an amazing restoration the 2 of you did! Love the detail on that seat
Amazing! A piece of history saved!
Amazing restoration!!!!
If you ever decide to sell it, don’t take less than a million dollars. That was a lot of work - I’m tired just from watching all your hard work. It’s beautiful.
BRAVO BRAVO c'est la restauration la plus compliquée qu'il m'a été donné de voir sur UA-cam Bravo Bravo
Какой красивый получился стул! Отличная работа! Браво!!!
Just beautiful! Two Ahtis = One gorgeous, broken chair made whole again!
Wow! Your restoration of that chair is stunning. I love the flora detail on the seat and was glad that you were able to save it.
😍 One of your best restorations and that’s saying a lot.
Wow! You two gentlemen worked a miracle!!
Beautiful. Simply beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Stunning. A true joy seeing this chair brought back to life.
Truly beautiful. I love watching your videos and how you bring old pieces back to life. But this one you raised from the dead! Bravo!
What a beautiful chair. I have learned so many much how to properly restore beautiful old antiques. Great work and thanks you for sharing you expertise.
You get a big thumbs up at the very beginning of your work ,simply because I know full well it'll turnout a masterpieces when you're finished..
Finally...that teaser was not fair! We finally get to see this transformation 👍
Always beautiful work.
I was looking forward to this, ever since I saw the conclave of restorers discussing this.
You brought back to life, a beautiful chair.
Skill in motion. Brilliant work.
I remember the video of about a week ago, when you discussed the various possibilities of repairing and restoring this chair with the restorer you worked with now and the lady who had to say a lot about it. The result is extraordinary - congrats!
Say hello to the other two restorers from me and take care and be well, the silver fox from Germany, David 😉🦊
I loved both videos about this chair; the initial assessment and the restoration. The collaboration was impressive! Thank you for sharing the entire process!
This was just amazing.
Absolutely masterful work!
Wonderful job! The cure and love you put in restoring this piece of craftman's art is good for my heart.
Remarkable work! You two are true masters. Hope your hand healed quickly.
I like that you kept the hole from the bomb fragment and that you refinished it but kept some of the imperfections. That is very nice. Sorry that you hurt your hand. I hope that you're better now.
I enjoyed watching you and your friend working as a team.
Всегда поражаюсь вашей работой и терпением. Видно что все делаете с любовью давая второй шанс антикварным вещям вдохновляя их! Вы Мастер своего дела! Вдохновения вам! Спасибо!!
That restoration was clamp-o-riffic! Amazing work as always Ahti One and Ahti Two!
Fantastic restoration, you must be a wizard!
What a pretty little chair! And wonderful restoration of an historical piece--even salvaging plywood!
If I could write poetry, I would send love poems to chairs. Thanks so much for the hours and hours of work putting this beauty back in view. So sorry about the bomb fragment!
Another masterful creation. Well done!
It has sat out in the weather and been wet, get the wood wet again to gradually straighten. So glad you were able to save it, well done.
That was awesome. Thankyou for saving that beautiful chair, wonderful work.
Nice job on another war survivor chair. Protect your hands Ahti, they are invaluable to your craft . Hope you heal up fast .
До чего опрятная мастерская. У иных в доме нет такого порядка, а здесь сложная, большая, грязная работа ведётся, а после все убрано и по полочкам разложено. Восхищение работой каждый раз.
The chair looked to be too far gone, but somehow you managed to resurrect it almost recreating from scratch. What a great demonstration of your restoration skills
All this fatigue, effort and war with wood and blood in order to revive the spirit in the wood and renew the chair again. I raise my hat to you 🎩 and you have all my respect and appreciation. I follow you from Algeria
Wonderful restoration. You are both very talented.
Beautiful work Beautiful chair saved for history thanks.
Fantastic job!
A great restoration, the bomb fragment is fascinating🤔💕
What an incredible restoration. It really looked impossible! No wonder it was in bad shape after being bombed! Beautiful piece again.
What a pat those chair experienced! Amazing restoration! So Beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing
Very well done!
Masters at work.
Balm for the eyes and soul.
Easter blessings from South Africa ❤