The ability to create a stunning old world finish at your fingertips!
Antiquing Glaze results in a provincial style finish inspired by Tuscany, Italy. In just a few simple steps you can achieve the lovely aged tint found on antiques of yesteryear.
Antique furniture comes to us with the distressed beauty of the years. Our patented milk paint Antiquing Glaze allows you to bring European style and grace into your home using this exclusive finishing technique.
Age your furniture, cabinetry, and decorative accents to vintage perfection with a simple application of Antiquing Glaze. Pair with Toscana Milk Paint for a truly old world finish that instantly adds richness and character to your home.
Amy’s Tip: Ready for a more advanced finish? Try combining this Antiquing Glaze with with Light Wax, Dark Wax, and Dust of Ages for even more detailed distressing.
For best results, pair Antiquing Glaze with Toscana Milk Paint.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 41 reviews.
I just love using your Antiquing Glaze to distress milk paint finishes as seen here in this flower pot and frame. The flower pot was painted with Bauhaus Buff OS followed by Cracked Gesso and Noir MP and then Antique Glaze to Distress and lastly Light Antique Wax. The frame was the same except the last step was utilizing your Cerusing Wax. I adore your products!
Love the products!
Store owner replied: so glad! thank you!
Antique glaze was used after cracked gesso, and two coats of milk paint for these green kitchen cabinets. The antique glaze is not as strong of a formula as the original antique glaze I used over 5 years ago. This may be a good thing, because if left to sit too long in one place (wrong place) it couldn’t be corrected. However, I would have preferred a darker glaze on these green cabinets, but I’m still very pleased with how they turned out. Years ago, I ran into trouble with glaze variation while milk painting blue bathroom cabinets. I ran out of antique glaze in the middle of my project. The reorder didn’t match the same level of stain I used, no matter how much glaze I doused it with. Fortunately, the darker glaze was on the front, and the lighter on the inside. I’ll include pictures to compare. Please consider offering a darker antique glaze as well as the light.
Store owner replied: Thank you for the feedback and for the beautiful photos. This turned out stunning. We will take these things into consideration.
I used the Antiquing Glaze on my first piece which was a French Commode Chest that I had purchased years ago at an estate sale. The Antiquing Glaze made the process easy and I love the patina!
Store owner replied: Patricia, we are so happy you're thrilled with it. Thanks for being a part of our tribe!
Arrived quickly 👍 now back to my project😍ty
There is a learning curve. However, it just starts to work, and the results end up better than one might think. I’m not a fan of sanding to achieve an aged look, and this is an excellent way around that.
I hope to love this product but it didn't do much with gesso. I need to work with it more. From the videos it seems like a great way to add depth and layers. I sure hope it does so for my pieces.
Love this product! Not sure I could use it on a large piece of furniture to flip and make a profit, but it works beautifully on small and large lamps, figurines, entry tables, and small side tables. Great product!
Love it and hope to finish the project next week:)
Antique glaze makes something great to something fabulous in a flash!
This is the top of a Tray Top side table... done with milk paint, antique glaze and Mind Your Own Beeswax. Soft as silk and smells good at the same time. Can wait to keep experimenting. Tons of videos on YouTube that will charge your imagination. Sherry
Love the antique glaze! That was a glass vase and I used Dearborne Amy Howard’s One Step paint + some milk paint + the Antique Glaze + some Cerusin Wax. I absolutely loved everything I’ve purchased so far! Sincerely, Claudia
Can t say enough good things about this glaze. Easily does the job.
love the glaze and the effect it has when using it with Milk paint and gesso, authentic look
The Antiquing glaze is a wonderful product. It really does something to milk paint to help the aging process.
I needed to match this window casing to my new flooring and my new kitchen cabinets will be gray. This combination of Ballet White & Atelier Gray with the glaze mixed in for top coat & buffed with Mind your own bees wax came out perfectly. I used a feather to get the mock wood grain.
Easy to use and love the result!
Antiquing glaze works like no other product to enhance milk paint and give an authentic old-world look to your finishes! It adds depth and such a lovely patina to almost any color. Love it!
First given to me as a bday gift from my son and daughter in law….wasn’t exactly sure what it would do, but first time I used it on a project, I was hooked! One project led to another and another….just purchased my second bottle! Love it!!
My 1st Milk Paint Class, what an awesome experience with great products!
There’s nothing that compares to this. It works as promised. Not too fast, allowing you to look at you work before taking more off.
Great product!
I used Waybridge Classic one step paint and Central Park milk paint for this lovely table, then I sealed it with antique seal and light wax. Not bad for a first time using milk paint. I am very pleased with this project.
I used the antiquing glaze with a natural sea sponge rinsed and squeezed of water on top of dried ventian green and Strasbourg white milk paint. I gave it 2 applications, letting dry between each coat. It is easy to go over with the milk paint again if required until you reach the desired effect. I really liked the aged appearance it gave. Easy to clean up mess and no offensive smell from solution. I referred to Amy Howard's video on how to use it.
I have no pictures for you yet I realized I forgot to get the primer😋 I'm so excited to share my creation hopefully soon thanks Tanya
The antiquing glaze gave me the perfect desired results. I mixed it 1:1 ratio with water in my application on this dresser drawer to lift some of the three different layers of milk paint while leaving just the right warmer hue behind. It’s so easy to work with! I purchased even more with plans for more milk painted pieces!
I love this! Great texture. When I am ready to mix colors I have a project in mind, something I’ve been chewing on for some years now. So I find this product very inspiring! Next: stencils!
Amy Howard's products have stirred a new creative process for me and I am Loving it!
Antiquing glaze is a go to for milk paint finishes. So much better than sanding to age a finish.
Love all of Amy’s products and their customer service has always been great for me!
Antique Glaze is a go to product and helps in creating a great chippy finish. I love it!
Took advantage of .99 shipping offer, can’t wait to get to work.
Amy’s milk paints are beautiful! Using the antiquing glaze is fun and easy and adds to the beauty of your piece.
Everything came, intact and beautifully packaged and shipped. Haven’t done the project yet but looking forward to it😘
The product never arrived so I can finish
I love using the antiquing glaze, it leaves such a beautiful finish without having to use sandpaper to get look you want.
This is like the secret sauce! You don’t see the effect until it dries and you apply the wax. I didn’t believe it was going to happen until I started seeing the result of the process. 🤗
Love this stuff!!
Great - I followed the instructions and it made my pots get that aged look!!!
Nothing else like it! This Antiquing Glaze is amazing! I’m so happy with the end results from this product! Used it with the Amy’s Toscana Milk Paint and her Gesso on my old wooden Antique Picture Frame and I LOVE the results! I’m only sorry I didn’t try these products sooner! Thank you so much Mrs. Amy Howard! I will be purchasing from your line again soon!
