In 2000, our discussion of Cavalier Cedar Chests began in the Furniture Section; however, a very large volume of mail has dictated that we put our coverage of cedar chests onto three separate pages. This page will direct you to all the topics covered in three "sub-pages" that have been made to increase the speed of downloading.

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This is a detailed listing of the topics treated in our three Cedar Chest Pages.

Restoring Cavalier Chests and the Cavalier Company [Separate Page]
• How can I repair veneer or restore the finish?
• How do I take care of the finish?
• How do I restore the "cedar smell"?
• What's the most important thing in using the chest?
• What characteristics are unique to Cavalier Chests?
• What was it used for?
• What is it worth?
• How can I fix minor scratches in the finish?
• What kind of veneer damage can be repaired?
• How can I remove paint from the chest?
• How can I replace the LOCK or find out the COMBINATION?
• What can you tell us about the company that made Cavalier Chests
• Did this company make Coke machines?
• What does the "serial number" mean?
• The $23,000 Cavalier Chest
• Other Furniture Made by the Cavalier Company [SEPARATE PAGE]
  • The Stow-Away
  • The Write-Away
  • The Dress-Away
  • Full Bedroom Sets
• Photos Sent by our Readers [Separate Page]
  • Traditional Cedar Chests
  • Waterfall Cedar Chests
  • Mid-Century Modern Cedar Chests
• How can I send you a photo to go on the site?

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