This Estonian Art Nouveau cabinet is from the 1910 period. I suspect that it has been in very humid condition, probably facing the wall. That is why the face of it is so wormed. Usually it happens to back side and underneath, where the humidity builds up. The restoration took me about 12 days.

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Title: EXTREMELY WORMED CABINET RESTORATION
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