This pie safe was handmade in the 1880’s by a customer’s grandfather. He used mahogany to create the doors, frame, and drawer fronts. Oak was used for the side panels, and poplar for the shelves and drawer bottoms. After repairing this piece, I used natural oil as conditioner and clear satin finish to showcase its natural beauty.
Location: Avon, Indiana
This 1895 quarter sawn oak secretary was covered in 3 layers of paint and needed a great deal of repair.
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana.
After being cleaned with an ammonia based product, the finish on this 1940’s Mahogany Sideboard turned green. The restoration of this side board included removal of the old finish, veneer repair, staining, and finally the application of a clear satin finish.
This Art Deco coffee table was stripped and refinished, restoring it to its previous beauty.
Check out the rich look of this custom built breakfast nook.
Review the beautiful restoration of these theater seats.
Check out the transformation in this 1850 Shaker Cabinet!
