antiquer

  

an·ti·quer

[an-tee-ker]
noun
1.
a person who takes a special interest in antiques; a collector of antiquities; antiquary.
2.
a person who simulates antique furniture by using processes that give an appearance of age, wear, etc., to recently manufactured pieces.
Origin:
antique + -er1

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