Example #1
Years of exposure and hard use left this table looking worn out.
It currently serves as an accent piece in the waiting room of a Durham-area law office.
Example #2
The back of this old Hitchcock-style chair was broken in an accident.
It’s ready now for many more years of useful service.
Example #3
A house fire almost got the best of this 1930’s dining room server.
It can proudly be used for storage and serving meals for another 70+ years.
Example #4
An aunt was downsizing. Only one of the heirs wanted this table.
The new owner says she thinks the aunt wants the table back..
Example #5
Water damage rendered this leather-top desk virtually useless.
Here it is restored and ready for executive-level service.
Example #6
Who cut off the table’s feet? Obviously, it made sense at the time.
Getting the table back to its proper height was essential in the restorative process.
Example #7
Sometimes solid wooden table tops become unglued along joint lines.
Making broken and worn out furniture useful and beautiful again is our specialty.
