Antique Chair Before Antique Chair After Every household has chairs, usually lots of them. There are as many styles chairs as there are ot...

  Caned Chair Before Caning is one of the fun parts of my work as a furniture restorer. It didn’t start out that way. In fact, the first cha...

  Door Interior Before This antique door was well over 100 years old and had seen plenty of years of wear and weathering. The cracking was p...

Bench After   Bench Before Although sturdy and strong enough to seat an adult, this antique bench was in dire need of refinishing. The front...

Bar Stool w/caning replaced   Bar Stool w/broken cane Bar stools were popular in the mid-sixties and many are still around with some wear, a...

Knitting Table Before An antique knitting table such as this was useful for storing knitting needles and yard as well as other essentials a ...

Tall Dresser After Tall Dresser Before Sometimes I have no words for the furniture that comes to us. This is one of those times. This was a ...

Dining Table Before Dining Table and Chairs After This lovely Queen Anne dining table had a well-worn top, but was overall in great conditio...

Oak Chair After Oak Chair Before We restore more chairs than anything else and the reason is simple. Everyone has them and eventually, they ...

Cabinet Before Cabinet After Once used as a tall dresser, this antique cabinet was in pretty rough condition prior to restoration. Actually,...

Teacher's Desk Before Remember elementary school? Do you still remember your teacher’s desk? Well, this was once a teacher’s desk that u...

  Windsor Chair Before This is what is called the “Windsor” Chair. It has the classical round form with spindles on the top and bottom of th...