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Antique Furniture Restoration

Antique Curly Maple Leaf Table

Before Photo – Piece had been previouslt painted.
After Photo
Top View – Closer view of the “Curl” in the Curly Maple.

Handmade Antique Lazy Susan Dining Table

The table base was made from Heart Pine, the top was made from Poplar. The top was originally stained a darker color to resemble Walnut. Plates in the 1900’s were smaller in diameter and did not require as much space as modern plates. Accordingly, the Lazy Susan was decreased in diameter to accommodate modern dining plates. (And modern appetites?)

Before Photo – This table showed up in very bad condition…
In Process 1 – Parts have been cleaned and stripped of the old finish.
In Process 2 – Here we have reproduced several pie wedges and distressed them accordingly.
In Process 3 – Table and base have been stained with a medium brown walnut dye.
In Process 3 – Decreasing size of lazy susan
After Photo

Antique Rocker

Before Photo – Old Leather had rotted.
Close up of original seat.
After Photo – Close up
After Photo

Antique Church Pew

We were tasked with removing multiple coats of paint and shortening the length of this antique church pew. Beautiful heart pine was revealed. The back of the pew was from one solid piece, over 23″ wide. Very rare!

Before Photo
In Process 1 – Removing paint.
In Process 2 – Ready to be re-assembled.
Ready for Finishing
After Photo

Wood surfaces needed to be restored and the metal hardware needed rust removal.

Before Photo
Close up of old hardware mechanisms.
After Photo – Metal has been cleaned and repainted and the wood finish has been restored.
After Photo

Early 1900’s Oak Buffet

Before Photo
Cloase up of damaged top
After Photo – Close up of new beveled glass.
After Photo – Mirror was replaced but original glass was kept in the doors.

Antique Figured Mahogany Dresser and Chest of Drawers

Before Photo – Dresser
After Photo – Dresser
Before Photo – Chest of Drawers
After Photo – Chest of Drawers
After Photo

Early 1900’s Oak Chair with Needlepoint Seat

Before Photo
After Photo

Antique Oak Dry Sinks

Before Photo
After Photo – Dresser
After Photo – Dry Sink

Pre-Civil War Chest of Drawers

When this first arrived, I thought it was made from Mahogany. After removing the old dirt and finish, American Black Walnut was revealed. The solid top is over 24″ wide. Rare!!

Before Photo
Before – Close up
After Photo
After Photo Close up of top

Side-By-Side Secretary

This piece had multiple layers of brush-painted paint. Then there was varnish to be removed.

Before Photo – Brushed painted….several coats to remove.
In Process
After Photo 1
After Photo 2

Fair prices and great work!

I highly recommend Matt for any of your furniture… Read more “Fair prices and great work!”

Colby Jackson – Apex, NC – Jan. 31, 2013