Shellac Furniture Surfaces  

 A surface treatment with varnish based on the natural resin Shellac,completely different from the described oil - wax treatment   

 Old Furniture Varnish of St.Petersburg  

A bright shellac coating quality with extremely high filling power and good running and adhesion , quickly drying. The varnish is relatively hard wearing and easily polishable. Unlike the recipes of the last century this varnish is also offered slightly matt to be in keeping with the times. It should be applied undiluted in two to three coats with a good brush, but it can also be sprayed. It is produced from naturally pure raw materials only as: superior lemon shellac (bright top quality), sandarak ( a balsamic resin excretion of particular cypresses), Manila-copal, benzoin, fermenting 100%alcohol and a wax matting agent for the matte version.  
 

Furniture Varnish of Sehestedt  

A plain shellac coating quality with very high filling power, good running and adhesion, quickly drying. The varnish is relatively hard wearing and easy to polish. It is hand-made after recipes of the last century. It should be applied undiluted in 2 - 3 coats with a good brush but it can also be sprayed. After quick drying the varnish does not give off any toxic gases.  

One single coat of the varnish reduces the emission of formaldehyde to 21% and with PCP to values under 2% - a remarkable side effect of this shellac!  

It is produced from exclusively naturally pure raw materials as: superior lemon shellac (bright top quality), Manila copal (a resin similar to amber)m benzoin (a resin of the styrax tree , smelling like cinnamon), Venetian turpentine (coniferous resin),  
fermenting 100%alcohol.  

Parisian Wood Varnish, bright  

A very bright, colorless version of the above described varnishes. As bleached wood varnish is considerably more expensive, this varnish should only be applied where the color of the varnish itself is a problem.  

English Polish  

It is produced from exclusively naturally pure raw materials as: superior lemon shellac (bright top quality), Manila copal (a resin similar to amber) and fermenting 100% alcohol.