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If you are trying to refer to something that is considered to be "antique," you can use the adjective "antique." For example, "This antique vase has been in my family for generations."
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Pour a small amount of the paint thinner into a glass bowl, then with a superfine (0000) pad of steel wool, gently rub in slow circular motions across the surface of the antique, being careful not to rub so hard that you scratch the wood.
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