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GALLERY HONEYWINTER

the home of exquisitely gilded & custom furniture

In addition to our standard models, we are at your service 24/7 for the high quality and fast production of your custom designs and bespoke gilded furniture that you wish to add to your collection.

Please contact us for our standard/custom production gilded products, models, and sizes.

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OUR PRODUCTS

You can contact us anytime for our standard/custom production gilded products, models, and sizes.

Chairs
Coffee Tables
Console Table & Mirror Sets
Decorative Objects
French Benches
Mirrors & Frames

WHAT WE OFFER

We are proud to carry out the high-quality production for your custom-designed furniture in every model and custom-made household goods in line with your personal preferences and requirements in our workshops, using both traditional and modern techniques of detailed and meticulous handcrafted gilding art and workmanship.

In order for us to deliver your orders asap with the best quality and the most affordable prices, you can place your orders by contacting us directly, or via our Gallery Honeywinter Etsy store: GalleryHoneyWinter|Etsy

You can also request a project-based special price offer from us for the production and gilding of your custom design products: A written and detailed quotation containing the product(s) information, quantities, production/delivery/payment terms, and times so that we can provide you with our project-based price offers for your requirements and preferred delivery method (DAT, Door to Door, DDU, CIF Your City, etc.). We can prepare a quotation and/or contract and send it to you, or we can continue with your existing contract/agreement template.

A BRIEF HISTORY OF GILDING

When we search for the roots of gilding, as evidenced by the overlays of thin gold leaves on their royal mummy cases and elegant furniture, the ancient Egyptians turn out to be the first master gilders. From early times, the Chinese ornamented wood, pottery, and textiles with beautiful designs in gold. Many historic records also show that the Greeks not only gilded wood, masonry, and marble sculpture but also fire-gilded metal by applying a gold amalgam/alloy to it and driving off the mercury with heat, leaving a coating of gold on the metal surface. Afterward, acquiring the art from the Greeks, the Romans built their temples and palaces resplendent with brilliant gilding workmanship.

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