Nottingham Antiques

Our customers use Briwax in many different ways. We wanted to share some of their successes . . .

Are you looking to replace your kitchen cabinets? Or perhaps you’re trying to find the “perfect” piece of furniture . . . a piece that may just need to be custom designed and made to your specifications.

Want to use reclaimed pine or cherry wood? Want a painted piece? No problem, Nottingham can make it just like you like it! They’re located in Atlanta, GA; however, they can ship all over the US. They even sell antiques.

All of these pieces can be easily maintained with Briwax.

Visit Nottingham’s website, then give them a call. You won’t be disappointed.

Uses of Creamed Beeswax and Sheradale Wax

So what is the difference between Briwax Creamed beeswax and Briwax Sheradale Wax?

Our Briwax Creamed beeswax is manufactured from the old traditional formula of refined beeswax, linseed oil and turpentine. The amount of linseed oil used gives the product that creamy consistency. There is nocarnauba wax in this product so the shine will not be as pronounced. This is a wax that was developed for true Antiques, pieces over 100 years old.

The Briwax Sheradale wax is basically the same formula as our cream beeswax but with less linseed oil used. This formula provides a more paste like consistency. Sheradale comes in a Clear and an Antique Brown. The color in the wax is used to hide minor scratches.

So if you are looking to maintain your fine furniture and you do not want much of a shine, use either Briwax Creamed beeswax or Briwax Sheradale. They both will do an excellent job of providing the protection that your furniture deserves.