Here you see the frame, empty and sanded, with the top removed, and the two top drawer faces nailed into place.

Doesn't look like much, does it? Hang on a bit. Remember all that goes into refinishing a piece!
Here's a glimpse at what's to come--the top drawer face has been brushed with one coat of polyurethane, and the bottom is the raw wood:

And now we see both drawers, side by side, sporting their first coats:

I did have to find new hardware for this dresser, as the original parts were pretty beaten up. Let's leave that as a bit of a surprise, though, and the pictures will be posted just as soon as I'm finished with it. I'm going out in just a bit to sand and apply the second coat of finish.....give me a few days, for Pete's sake, and the results will be astonishing!
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