Every piece receives individual attention and period-appropriate care
When a piece has broken joints, split wood, or compromised structural integrity, we disassemble it carefully and rebuild using traditional joinery methods.
This service includes regluing loose joints with reversible hide glue, replacing damaged tenons, repairing split panels, and reinforcing weak areas without altering the original design.
Typical timeline: 6-8 weeks
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Transform worn, damaged, or dull surfaces into lustrous showcases of natural wood grain.
We carefully strip old finishes, address any surface damage such as scratches or water marks, and apply traditional shellac-based French polish by hand—building up dozens of thin layers to create depth and clarity.
This is the historically accurate finish for most 18th and 19th-century furniture.
Typical timeline: 4-6 weeks
Request This ServiceDelicate work for pieces with bubbled veneer, missing inlay sections, or damaged marquetry.
We source matching wood species, cut and fit replacement veneer, and recreate lost decorative elements using period-appropriate techniques. All inlay work is done by hand to match the original craftsman's methods.
This service may include color matching and aging treatments to blend repairs seamlessly.
Typical timeline: 5-7 weeks
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Proper restoration of sprung seats, stuffed backs, and period upholstery using traditional materials and techniques.
We replace worn horsehair stuffing, retie springs by hand, rebuild edge rolls using traditional methods, and source period-appropriate fabrics that respect the piece's historical era.
Modern foam and staples have no place in antique furniture.
Typical timeline: 7-10 weeks
Request This ServiceRestore smooth drawer operation and replace or restore original hardware to working condition.
This service addresses worn drawer slides, repairs damaged dovetail joints, replanes warped drawer fronts, and polishes or replicates period-correct handles, escutcheons, and locks.
We keep an archive of antique hardware patterns for accurate reproduction.
Typical timeline: 3-5 weeks
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Contact us with photos and description of your piece. We'll provide a preliminary evaluation and confirm if restoration is advisable.
Bring your piece to our workshop for detailed examination. We'll prepare a written condition report and restoration proposal.
Once approved, we begin work. You'll receive progress updates with photos at key milestones throughout the process.
Upon completion, you receive your restored piece along with a conservation record documenting all work performed.
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