Professionally refinished and polished with original cushions and gold label mark on its underside. The seat is made from beautifully figured elm with a classic
This heavy 1930s oak table was structurally fine, but the veneer on the top was worn through completely. On removing it, we found that the
This unusual desk came all the way from Vienna and, having spent a long time in a garage, it finally arrived in our workshop in
This little writing box had been stored away for a long time, unused, and suffering from various issues that needed resolving: the existing brass was
This antique rocking chair came to us in a sorry state, with parts missing, some joints broken, and its timber in dire need of cleaning
This elegant Ercol table was in good condition structurally, but needed refinishing. The customer wanted the dark finish to be removed from the top so
A lovely and interesting little job landed in our workshop recently: a customer brought us a small bronze cannon in excellent condition. He needed us
This gorgeous and unusual cabinet made of walnut veneer needed quite a lot of work done to bring it back to its former glory. The
A customer brought us this lovely low table with 4 stools which was damaged and held together with tape. We needed to fix the damaged
This is the oldest piece we ever worked on: An oak, ‘joined chest’ made by someone with the initials CB in 1717. Some of the
This armchair was brought to us due to one of its castors having fallen off: the timber broke just inside the castor and it was
A client approached us with an unusual and exciting challenge. He had a table made from timber salvaged from an eighteenth century American warship called
This massive church pew in solid oak was 2.65 meters long, and the customer wanted it shortened to 1.93 meters. The aim of this exercise
This pine chest has been in the customer’s family for as long as she remembered. It used to be in her bedroom as a child,
When Horsey walked into our workshop, he was looking very sad but we knew we were going to have a lot of fun restoring him!
