A table we were restoring was missing a decorative brass cap on its frame which we decided to recreate. For this, we got a sheet
This elegant little armchair was brought to us wobbly, all the joints were dried and pulling apart. The armchair needed to be stripped from its
This pine chest was looking a bit tired and dull when it arrived in our workshop. The carcass was wobbly, the drawers’ runners broken, and
This ancient chair was brought to us for structural repairs. The bottom middle stretcher was missing. It clearly broke off from the remaining side stretchers
Having worked on several Ercol coffee tables in the past, we thought we knew what we would get when a customer said she was coming
This chair was brought to us with a broken back: the sides broke where they join the arms and one of the back spindles was
John and Sylvia Reid are synonymous with great furniture design. This modular single sideboard is part of the Stag range furniture manufactured by Stag Furniture
This unusual looking piece of furniture was brought to us by a customer who was eager to restore it back to being a functional and
This 1950’s extremely valuable cabinet originally came from the USA and was in need complete restoration. The veneer was flaking and falling off, the black
A customer came to us asking that we restore the pedestal desk that had been in her family for as long as she remembered. When
A Davenport desk is a small desk with an inclined lifting desktop attached with hinges to the back of the body. Lifting the desktop accesses
This globe is in perfect state, the only problem being the leg which was completely destroyed and replaced by random bits assembled together. The only
A couple of chairs rebuilt and restored. Some challenging tasks to repair shattered rails and fitting new, turned components to match the patination of the
This beautiful mahogany chest was brought to us by its owner who was eager to give it a new lease of life. It was very
