Practice Details for: Ottery Antique Restorers

I was trained as a cabinet maker in 1972, then moved into the field of antique restoration and conservation and established my own business in 1986, specialising in the restoration and conservation of antique furniture from late 18th century to mid 19th century, in the early nineties I employed 4 restorers and two polishers servicing private clientele, the antique trade working for BADA and LAPADA members and the Foreign and commonwealth office where we undertook the making of the beds for the Lord Chancellors refurbishment. In 2007 we moved to our current address where we continue to service our long standing private clients and BADA and LAPADA dealers as well as undertaking work for English Heritage and Museums and galleries,

Additional charges for materials are made only for specific materials that need to be purchased for a particular job, not for general materials ie polishes and consumables Charges for on site work include travelling time and cost.