Little Jack Horner’s Furniture Restoration
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FROM JUNKYARD TO THANKSGIVING DINNER
One of our holiday deadlines in 2011 was a very nice dining suite that got to its current home through a bit of luck and a handful of determination. This story was related to us by our client Ingrid after she … Continue reading
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NEW IN ’52, NEW AGAIN IN 2010
Just in time for Thanksgiving, we restored the finish on a Heywood-Wakefield dining room set from the early 1950’s. Our client inherited the furniture from her grandmother. In constant use since it was delivered in 1952, we received it in incredibly good … Continue reading
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