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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;rknarr2, post: 3807456, member: 9614&quot;]I have a china cabinet that is dusty and has not been cleaned in about 20 years.</p><p>I wanted to know what to use to clean it with.&nbsp; I have murphy&#039;s oil soap would that</p><p>be good to put on it.&nbsp; I hate to say what I am about to say because the skepticism </p><p>will come out but this may or may not be a Stickley Brothers china cabinet.&nbsp; We </p><p>have been researching off and on trying to determine if it is or not.&nbsp; My grandma told</p><p>my mom to buy this because my grandma thought it was Gustav Stickley from a local furniture deal.&nbsp; She paid $80 for it. The front glass was falling out and my mom took it to a furniture repair place and had it repaired so the glass would stay in.&nbsp; Not sure how much that cost her for the repair.&nbsp; I do not think the glass knob on the front is original either. I think someone replaced it in its life.&nbsp; My mom sent a letter to Gustav Stickley furniture I think in the 1990s and got a response from someone who is really high up in the company now as I recall from researching.&nbsp; I hope someone can help me with what to use to clean this possible Stickley china cabinet.&nbsp; Thank you. Robert Knarr[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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