Looking for cabinet restorer
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Hello everyone,
I am looking for someone who can restore this cabinet
I'm in Connecticut but I can travel to New York. NJ and also East TN. anyone knows of someone who can be trusted and will do a great job???
Thanks for your replies.
AlexJ
I am looking for someone who can restore this cabinet
I'm in Connecticut but I can travel to New York. NJ and also East TN. anyone knows of someone who can be trusted and will do a great job???
Thanks for your replies.
AlexJ
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You might want to call your insurance company that has your homeowners insurance. When I worked for Chubb & Son, I had a whole list of professionals in the various areas to call. When a friend of mine had her antique oak table damaged I was able to put her in touch with my favorite wood worker. Unfortunately, we are in Southern California and that won't do you any good.
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Here in Ohio we have some really talented woodworkers among the Amish.
Contact a local Vocational Tech school/ Highschool Wood Shop Class - maybe the Teacher would like to take on the project with his class...?? I have seen some really excellent work done by High School Students... My brother made a Grandmother's tall Clock when he was in wood shop in School in Walnut.
Also contact local Upholstery or Antique shops -They might know someone... Good Luck and what a nice machine.
Contact a local Vocational Tech school/ Highschool Wood Shop Class - maybe the Teacher would like to take on the project with his class...?? I have seen some really excellent work done by High School Students... My brother made a Grandmother's tall Clock when he was in wood shop in School in Walnut.
Also contact local Upholstery or Antique shops -They might know someone... Good Luck and what a nice machine.
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Here in Ohio we have some really talented woodworkers among the Amish.
Contact a local Vocational Tech school/ Highschool Wood Shop Class - maybe the Teacher would like to take on the project with his class...?? I have seen some really excellent work done by High School Students... My brother made a Grandmother's tall Clock when he was in wood shop in School in Walnut.
Also contact local Upholstery or Antique shops -They might know someone... Good Luck and what a nice machine.
Contact a local Vocational Tech school/ Highschool Wood Shop Class - maybe the Teacher would like to take on the project with his class...?? I have seen some really excellent work done by High School Students... My brother made a Grandmother's tall Clock when he was in wood shop in School in Walnut.
Also contact local Upholstery or Antique shops -They might know someone... Good Luck and what a nice machine.
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You did not mention travelling to MA, but there is a place in Lowell, MA that does furniture restoration and may be worth looking into. I had an old chair that belonged to my grandmother (passed in 1959, so chair is old), and they did a wonderful job refinishing it. It did not have any damage to it, just needed a good refinishing. The "store" is in an old mill in the city, does not look like a store - just an entrance into the mill, but they do great work! I did not find a web site for them.
Merrimack Furniture and Antique Restoration
774 Dutton St.
Lowell, MA
978-454-0025
Good Luck,
Jackie
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