What It Entails
Mends You Can't Find
Good restoration is invisible. We re-glue failed joints with hide glue that reverses cleanly, splice in matching timber where pieces are missing, lift dents with steam, and rebuild finishes layer by layer — French polish, shellac, oil or lacquer as the piece demands.
Antiques get conservation-grade care: we preserve patina and original surfaces wherever possible, and document everything we touch. Everyday furniture gets the practical version — strong, honest repairs priced to make sense.
What's Included
Back to Life, Step by Step
— 01
Diagnosis
Free bench assessment with photos, options and a fixed price before we touch a thing.
— 02
Structural Repair
Re-gluing, joint rebuilding and timber splices in matched species and grain.
— 03
Surface Work
Veneer repair, color matching, grain filling and hand-rubbed finishing.
— 04
Return & Guidance
Delivered or collected with care notes so the repair lasts another lifetime.
Questions
Restoration Queries
If you love it, usually yes. Send photos and we will give an honest verdict — including when we think a repair is not worth the money. Assessments are always free.
Done right, careful conservation protects value. We stabilize rather than over-restore, keep original surfaces where they survive, and document our work for provenance.
Chair re-glues from $90, full refinishing from $300, complete antique conservation quoted per piece — typically $600 to $3,000. Fixed before we begin.
Repairs & Restoration
Don't Give Up on It Yet
Send a photo of your piece today — most assessments come back within 24 hours.