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French Polish (Noun)

The glaze produced by repeated applications of French polish shellac.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The beautiful antique table had been restored to its former glory with a rich, mirror-like French polish.
The furniture maker used a combination of techniques to achieve a flawless French polish on the delicate surface.
Over time, the family heirloom had lost its original luster, but a skilled craftsman was able to restore the French polish to its former brilliance.
To bring out the intricate details, the woodworker applied multiple coats of shellac to create a stunning French polish.
With patience and dedication, the restorer was able to re-create the original French polish on the priceless Victorian-era piece.

A varnish for wood consisting of shellac dissolved in alcohol.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The antique furniture maker applied a coat of french polish to protect and enhance the wooden surface.
She carefully mixed the french polish according to the instructions and applied it evenly with a cloth.
The old violin's body had been beautifully restored using layers of french polish that brought out its deep colors.
To achieve a high-gloss finish, the carpenter applied multiple thin coats of french polish and rubbed it out with a clean cloth.
In the 18th century, french polish was the preferred varnish for fine furniture makers due to its ease of application and durability.