The term "furniture restoration" is self explanatory. We do a broader scope than most restorers (we think). Clocks, chests-- whatever needs to be repaired and made beautiful again... Below are a couple of examples...

This hope chest is over seventy years old. When we got the chest it was a faux antique green (sort of). Under the green was blue- under the blue- white, and under that the woods you see exhibited here... a beautiful walnut with birds-eye maple highlights.

Here is a turn-of-the-century buffet. Sometimes a particular piece is left with certain "characteristics" that may show age or might show some manufacturing defect that gives the article character. The span is so long on this side board that the original manufacturer should have supported it in the middle but did not. We left it "as is" and it has a slight sway on the bottom of the cabinet.

This clock was purchased by the owner at a swap meet for twenty dollars! It was in pieces- literally. I know these photos aren't the best but I think you can tell this clock is beautiful-- and it had to have some major restoration.