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I have three pieces that need some work -- none of them are really expensive pieces, just solid family hand-me downs that I'd prefer not to junk. I'd love someone who would come pick them up, repair the easy repair on-site, and take the others off to fix them. It is:
-- a mid-century mahagony table where a few of the wooden peg connectors broke, meaning that the leg attachment came apart -- a 1930s era table (maybe walnut?) that need refinishing and some work where the iron undercarriage came loose -- a mid-19th century end table that needs refinishing and a reattachment of a piece that came apart I'm in the Bethesda area. Any recommendations? Thank you! |
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Upholstery Restoration in Kensington. They have made many repairs for my antiques over the years - mostly hardwood stuff with no fabric so don’t let the name deter you.
https://urfabric.com/ |
| I haven’t used his services personally, but the owner of Peg Leg Vintage recommended Raymond Burkett Restorations in Takoma Park |
| Try A Perfect Finish in merrifield. Great work (they refinished and repaired a chair and mirror for me) and will pick up from your house. |
I've used Raymond Burkett and he's great. He used to repair furniture for the Smithsonian, if you have antiques, but he does vintage furniture too. |
I second that . Do everything with upholstery and woodwork. Free estimate with a service of pick up and delivery |
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Upholstery Restoration just did a chair for me which turned out Amazing.
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Those are beyond vintage and called antique now.
Sound like neat pieces. Should show some before and after pics on here. |
| Years ago, I used a restoration guy who worked with Modern Mobler and he did a great job. You could check with them if they still have the association. |