A rare survivor from the Golden Age of Barbering, this late 19th-century booster seat was designed to bring a touch of Victorian elegance to the haircutting experience. Mounted on its original swivel pedestal, it allowed the barber to rotate the little gentleman with ease. This is a piece of professional-grade furniture from an era where even utilitarian objects were crafted with artistic intent.

As-Is: $250

Own a genuine piece of 19th-century history. Perfect for collectors of barberiana or medical/trade antiques.

Clean & Preserve: $325

We will carefully lift a century of shop grime using pH-neutral cleansers and apply a museum-grade microcrystalline wax to lock in the original Victorian patina.

Timeline: 1 week

Simple Restoration: $500

Ideal for a display piece. In addition to the previous option, this service includes high-pressure glue injection to stabilize the structural crack in the base apron and lubrication of the manual swivel plate.

Timeline: 3-4 weeks

Victorian Master Restoration: $1,050 – $1,350

This is a museum-quality restoration designed to last another 100 years. We strip the seat to its bare frame, replacing the failed 19th-century webbing. In keeping with the piece’s origins, we'll use no modern foam, instead we'll sanitize the original horsehair and supplement it with fresh long-fiber cotton batting to recreate the firm, high-crowned profile of the original seat. The wood can be either hand-stripped and finished with genuine Shellac, then rubbed to a soft, historic luster, or simply cleaned & preserved as previously described.

To maintain the Victorian Barber aesthetic, for the seat we recommend a deep Oxblood or Forest Green Top-Grain Leather. This was the standard for high-end shops of the 1890s and provides the most authentic tactile experience.

Timeline: 8-10 Weeks

A classic piece of 1960s Danish furniture from Steens Møbelfabrik. This chest is defined by its integrated sculptural smile pulls and the maker's signature green laminate drawer interior. The piece is currently in a project state, missing its original legs and a portion of its lower trim, but it retains the high-quality teak grain and joinery that makes it a staple of MCM design.

Dimensions: 34" W × 17" D × 21" H

As-Is: $275

The bare-bones project price. Includes the cabinet and the one detached original trim piece. 

Clean & Refresh: $425

We will deep-clean the teak and the green laminate interior. We will re-attach the one side of existing trim and apply a professional teak oil treatment to hydrate the wood and unify the finish.
Note: This option will still leave one side without trim.

Timeline: 1 week

Simple Restoration & Trim Fabrication: $950

We will strip and refinish the top to remove water rings, and fabricate a replacement side trim piece from solid teak to match the original. Includes color-matching the new wood to the aged patina of the chest and a hand-rubbed oil finish.

Timeline: 4-5 weeks

Custom Full Restoration: $1,450-$1,650

A total reset of the piece. Includes everything already mentioned, plus we will source solid teak and turn four tapered legs with threaded bolts to match the original Danish specifications. This also includes full mechanical service of drawer slides, precision veneer repair on lower corners, polishing the brass lock, and sourcing a period-correct skeleton key. The final step will be a premium custom finish for a high-end showroom glow.

Timeline: 10-12 Weeks

This stunning executive desk is a prime example of Scandinavian functionalism. Featuring a spacious 59-inch work surface, it offers a dual-pedestal configuration: a three-drawer stack for organization on the left and a two-drawer (including one deep file drawer) setup on the right. The back is fully finished with integrated shelving, making it perfect for placement in the center of a room where it can be admired from all angles.

Dimensions: 59" W x 30" D x 28" H

As-Is: $850

The desk is in solid structural condition. The drawers slide well, and the frame is sturdy. There is visible wear on the top surface, including minor scratches and some finish thinning consistent with age. This is the perfect option for a DIY enthusiast or someone who appreciates the authentic patina of vintage furniture.

Deep Clean & Refresh: $1,050

We will perform a deep clean of the wood surfaces to remove any buildup, followed by a light buffing and a fresh application of Danish oil to hydrate the teak and restore its natural luster. We will also lubricate the drawer slides for the smoothest glide possible. 

Timeline: 3-5 days

Simple Top-Surface Restoration: $1,350

The top of the desk usually bears the brunt of history. After cleaning everything we will chemically strip and hand-sand the desktop only, removing scratches and water rings. We will then color-match and apply a fresh, durable oil finish to the top to match the rest of the original chassis. 

Timeline: 2-3 weeks

Custom Restoration: $1,750 – $2,100 

The total transformation. We will strip and sand the entire piece (top, pedestals, and legs). This allows us to address any veneer chips or deep gouges. We can finish the piece in a traditional matte teak oil for an authentic look, or apply a modern satin lacquer for superior durability against spills and heat.

Timeline: 3-4 Weeks

This striking credenza is a showcase in Mid-Century Modern utility and aesthetic. Crafted from rich American Walnut, it features two outer sliding bypass doors and a central slat-front door that reveals a hidden bank of drawers. The signature brass-inlay pulls provide a geometric stepped detail that is iconic to this specific Basic-Witz line. Supported by a recessed stretcher base with tapered legs, it offers a floating appearance that remains sturdy despite its significant weight. 

Dimensions: 72" W x 21" D x 36" H

As-Is: $1,200

Purchase the piece in its current vintage condition. It shows honest wear, including some minor surface scratches on the top and light finish loss near the base, but remains structurally rock-solid and functional. 

Deep Clean & Reconditioning: $1,450

We will perform a thorough structural inspection, deep clean the tracks for the sliding doors, polish the original brass hardware, and treat the walnut with a high-grade wax and oil reconditioning to hydrate the wood and mask minor surface imperfections.

Timeline: 1 week

Full Top-Surface Refinish: $1,850

The top surface often takes the most abuse. This option includes everything previously mentioned, plus a full strip, sand, and professional lacquer refinish of the top surface to match the original factory sheen and color. This eliminates water rings and deep scratches. 

Timeline: 3-4 weeks

Custom Restoration: $2,400 – $2,800

The Showroom standard. We will fully strip and refinish the entire carcass, doors, and base. This allows for custom staining (e.g., a Natural Walnut look or a slightly darker Modern Espresso) and a choice of finish (Satin, Semi-Gloss, or Matte).

Timeline: 6-8 weeks

A mid-century modern bedside chest featuring a unique asymmetrical silhouette. The piece includes one spacious drawer with a signature integrated finger pull, an open storage cubby, and a tiered top gallery. The warm teak veneer showcases a tight, vertical grain, and the solid teak edge banding indicates a high-quality build common for Danish imports of this era. 

Dimensions: 21" W x 20" D x 26" H

As-Is: $325

The piece is in good vintage condition. There is visible wear on the lower edge banding and minor veneer scuffs on the top gallery. 

Cleaning & Refresh: $425

We will do a deep cleaning to remove dust and wax buildup, followed by application of high-grade teak oil to nourish the wood and restore its amber glow. This will not remove deep scratches but will significantly improve the luster.

Timeline: 3-5 days

Simple Restoration : $575

This includes the cleaning service plus light hand-sanding to diminish surface scratches. We will also perform minor color-matching on the worn edges to make the chips less noticeable to the eye. 

Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Custom Full Restoration: $775 – $925

For a showroom look, we will fully strip the original lacquer, repair the damaged veneer on the lower corners and top gallery using authentic teak patches, and apply a multi-step hand-rubbed Danish oil finish. Price will vary depending on veneer repair complexity.

Timeline: 4-6 weeks

Forged from wide-plank white pine and finished in a traditional red oxide wash, it features a single long drawer with through-dovetails and original turned wood knobs. The "bootjack" ends provide the structural support and iconic silhouette of the period. Most notably, the chest retains its original snipe-bill hinges, a rare survival for a piece of this age.

Dimensions: 49" W x 19" D x 29" H

As-Is: $1,250

Own a piece of Connecticut history in its current found state. This price reflects its rarity and the presence of original hardware, despite the heavy patina and surface staining.

Conservation Clean: $1,475

We will perform a non-invasive conservation cleaning to remove 300 years of surface grime and dust without stripping the original red wash. This includes a specialized wax treatment to stabilize the wood and bring a soft luster to the finish. 

Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Essential Structural Restoration : $1,850

This option focuses on usability while preserving history. We will reinforce the drawer runners for smooth operation, stabilize any minor wood splits in the bootjack ends, and perform a deep cleaning and "revival" of the lid's surface to blend the heavy staining while keeping the original wood grain visible. 

Timeline: 3-4 weeks

Custom Restoration: $2,200 – $2,800 

For the serious collector. This includes a full structural assessment, meticulous repair of the lid (addressing the deep gouges and watermarks), and a color-matched restoration of the red milk paint finish where it has been lost. We will also ensure the snipe-bill hinges are perfectly tensioned and secured for another century of use. 

Timeline: 6-8 weeks

This mid-to-late 19th-century farmhouse table is a masterclass in period construction. It features a deep utility drawer with hand-cut dovetails, a classic milk glass pull, and ring-turned legs. The underside reveals the original hand-planed texture, proving its authentic pre-industrial origins. The center tabletop board has a characteristic age-split running down the middle—a testament to 150 years of seasonal movement. While it adds undeniable soul to the piece, we recommend stabilization for daily use.

Dimensions: 42" D × 30" H × 20" W (Closed) / 57" W (Open)

As-Is: $250

Ideal for a collector who appreciates the "wabi-sabi" of antique furniture or a restorer looking for an authentic project with great bones. 

Clean & Stabilize: $450

We will clean the interior of the center crack, inject high-strength conservation-grade glue, and clamp the top to close the gap as much as the wood allows. We finish with a deep-cleaning of the frame and a protective coat of furniture wax. 

Timeline: 1 -2 weeks

Restoration & Repair: $675

In addition to a full cleaning, we will fill the center crack with matching aged wood to create a flush, level surface. The table will be lightly sanded to remove major snags, then sealed with a durable finish.

Timeline: 3 weeks

Custom Restoration: $950 - $1,200

We completely disassemble the tabletop, re-joint the center boards to eliminate the crack entirely, and perform a full strip and refinish. This results in a smooth, food-safe dining surface that can highlight the hidden grain of the wood underneath if desired. 

Timeline: 4–6 weeks

This authentic 19th-century jelly cupboard is a testament to primitive American craftsmanship. Featuring a rare gallery top, a single full-width drawer with hand-cut dovetails, and a spacious two-door cabinet with original shelving, it offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and functional storage. The interior reveals a charming blue paint, while the exterior shows the warm, honey-toned patina of aged pine. 

Dimensions: 37" W x 18" D x 40" H

As-Is: $275

Purchase the piece exactly as it was found. It is structurally sound and retains its historic character, including minor surface abrasions and the original aged finish. 

Clean & Preserve: $350

We will perform a deep, non-invasive cleaning using professional-grade wood soaps and a hand-buffed coat of museum-quality paste wax. This stabilizes the wood, enhances the natural grain, and protects the pine without removing its history. 

Timeline: 1 week

Simple Structural Restoration: $450

Everything already mentioned, plus a tune-up. We will ensure the drawer slides smoothly, realign the doors for a perfect close, and treat any minor wood losses on the backboards or base. We will also refresh the interior blue paint with a matching milk paint to brighten the storage space. 

Timeline: 2-3 weeks

Custom Restoration: $650 - $850

The Blank Canvas option. We will strip the aged varnish, hand-sand the pine to a buttery smooth finish, and apply a custom stain or a traditional milk paint finish of your choice (e.g., Soldier Blue, Barn Red, or Sage). The piece will be finished with a hand-rubbed oil and wax topcoat for a durable, heirloom-quality glow. 

Timeline: 4–6 weeks

This charming hexagonal curio table offers a 360-degree view of your favorite treasures. Featuring a glass-inset top, a single glass interior shelf, and a swinging door with decorative brass-toned pulls, it functions perfectly as both a statement end table and a protected display case. The arched wood framing adds a touch of traditional elegance to any living space or study.

Dimensions: 22" H x 21" W (point-to-point) x 18" D

As-Is: $145

The piece is in structurally sound condition with minor surface scuffs and dust consistent with age. Perfect for the DIYer or someone who loves a bit of "lived-in" character. 

Clean & Detail : $215

We will perform a deep cleaning of the wood surfaces to remove years of wax buildup and grime, polish all glass panels to a streak-free shine, and brighten the brass hardware. 

Timeline: 3-5 days

Refresh & Touch-Up: $295

Everything already mentioned, plus color-matching to hide scratches and witness marks on the base and edges. We will also apply a fresh coat of high-quality furniture wax to give the wood a deep, hydrated glow. 

Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Custom Restoration: $450 - $600

Looking for a statement piece? This option includes a full strip and refinish in a custom stain (like a modern Black Walnut or a lighter Natural Oak) or a high-end lacquered paint finish. We can also replace the interior base with a mirrored bottom or velvet lining to enhance your display.

Timeline: 4–6 weeks

This sculptural piece, likely from the 60s or 70s, bridges the gap between functional seating and natural art. Its substantial weight and chunky silhouette make it a perfect accent for an entryway or the foot of a bed. The live edge retains its rugged character, providing a tactile contrast to the smooth, wide grain of the top surface.

Dimensions: 29" W x 17" D x 19" H

As-Is: $195

The stool is structurally sound and ready for immediate use. It currently features a high-gloss vintage finish with a light patina of age-appropriate surface scratches. 

Clean & Buff: $245

We will perform a deep cleaning of the live edge to remove decades of dust, followed by a buffing of the top surface to restore clarity to the finish and remove minor scuffs. 

Timeline: 1 week

Surface Restoration: $345

This includes stripping the dated, yellowed varnish and sanding the top to a silk-smooth 320-grit. We will then apply a hand-rubbed Danish oil finish to bring out the natural, true color of the wood grain while maintaining a matte, modern look. 

Timeline: 2–3 weeks

Custom Restoration: $545 – $695

The ultimate transformation. This includes a full finish removal and the addition of a functional butterfly (bowtie) inlay to stabilize the natural check in the wood, turning a flaw into a beautiful design feature. Finished with a premium hard-wax oil for a durable, water-resistant, naked wood feel.

Timeline: 4–6 weeks

This early 20th-century American Golden Oak library table features a spacious single drawer accented with original, ornate brass batwing pulls. The piece stands on elegantly turned legs connected by a full-width lower stretcher shelf, providing excellent stability and additional storage or display space. The top showcases the beautiful, tiger-stripe ray fleck characteristic of quality quarter-sawn oak from this period.

Dimensions: 29" H x 42" W x 26" D

As-Is: $275

The table is in sturdy found condition with a nice aged patina. There are some minor water rings and surface wear on the top, but it is ready for immediate use for those who love an authentic antique look. 

Deep Clean & Preserve: $350

We will professionally clean the wood surface to remove decades of grime, polish the original brass hardware, and apply a high-quality beeswax buffing to hydrate the wood and even out the finish without removing the history. 

Timeline: 1 week

Professional Top Refinish: $475

Since the base and legs are in great shape, we can focus on stripping and refinishing just the tabletop. This removes the water rings and scratches, bringing back the golden glow of the oak while keeping the project cost-effective. 

Timeline: 2–3 weeks.

Custom Restoration: $650-$800

A complete ground-up restoration. We will disassemble the piece to tighten all joints, strip the old finish entirely, and apply a custom finish of your choice with protective lacquer. This is the choice for an heirloom quality result that looks brand new. 

Timeline: 6–8 weeks.

An authentic set of six Mid-Century Modern bar stools with "Made in Denmark" provenance. These stools feature the sought-after sculptural teak frames characteristic of Korup Stolefabrik (marked K.S.). One stool remains in its original T-back configuration, while five have been modified/damaged to function as backless stools. This set offers a rare opportunity to own high-quality Danish teak at a project-ready price point.

Dimensions: 29" H x 16" W x 16" D

As-Is: $450

Purchase the set in its current condition. Perfect for DIY restorers or those looking for authentic MCM teak frames on a budget. Includes one intact stool and five backless frames.

Cleaning & Conditioning: $700

We will deep-clean the teak to remove shop dust and grime, followed by a professional conditioning treatment to revive the wood's natural oils. The vinyl seats will be cleaned and buffed.

Timeline: 1 week

Simple Restoration: $1,050

We will perform a light structural overhaul, ensuring all joints are tight and stable. The teak will also be lightly sanded and finished with fresh Danish oil to restore the warm, honey-toned luster.

Timeline: 2–3 weeks.

Custom Restoration & Reupholstery: $1,750 – $2,350 (plus fabric costs)

A full boutique transformation. Frames are completely refinished. We will reupholster the seats in a premium material of your choice (recommended wool, leather, or velvet). At this tier, we can also provide a quote for fabricating new teak backrests to match the original T-back design for the five missing units.

Timeline: 6–8 weeks.

An organizational icon of the early 20th century, this Globe-Wernicke "Elastic" bookcase offers the perfect blend of history and modular utility. Unlike standard bookcases, this unit features a graduated stack configuration, featuring three distinct depths to accommodate everything from oversized encyclopedias at the base to standard novels at the top.

Finished in a dark, rich mahogany tone (Grade 516 ½), this piece features the signature lift-and-slide glass doors that protect your collection from dust while keeping titles visible. It sits on a sanitary-style leg base and is capped with a standard cornice top. Whether used in a modern home office, a kitchen for pantry storage, or a living room for collectibles, this piece offers timeless industrial charm.

Dimensions: 35" Wide x 11" Deep x 51" Tall

As-Is: $425

Exactly as found. The finish shows consistent historical wear, including surface scratches and alligatoring on the side panels, which attests to its age. The mechanics of the doors are functional, though they may benefit from waxing. A genuine piece of American office history. 

Cleaned & Conserved: $550

Our team will perform a sympathetic deep clean. We will remove decades of surface grime using gentle solvents that preserve the original stain. We will apply a pigmented paste wax to nourish the dry wood and help blend the surface scratches and checking on the sides. The door tracks will be lubricated with beeswax for smooth operation. The finish will still show texture, but it will glow rather than look dusty. 

Timeline: 3-5 Days

Antique Revival: $825

We will address the rough texture on the sides and front. This involves "amalgamating" the existing finish—using solvents to re-liquefy the old shellac/lacquer to smooth out the cracking—followed by a light sanding and a fresh topcoat of satin lacquer. This seals the piece and provides a smooth touch while retaining the deep, dark color and underlying character marks of the wood.

Timeline: 2-3 Weeks

Custom Restoration: $1,325+

A full restoration. We will disassemble the stack, chemically strip the old, dark finish down to the raw wood (likely plain oak or birch), and sand it smooth. You can choose to have it refinished in a lighter tone to reveal the wood grain, or restained in a classic reddish-mahogany or dark walnut. The interior of the cases will be sealed, and the hardware polished. 

Timeline: 4-6 Weeks

An authentic slice of Americana, this late 19th-century primitive dry sink is constructed from solid planks of knotty pine. It features a deep 6-inch well originally designed for a washbasin, sitting atop a two-door cupboard base with interior shelving. The piece showcases a heavy, honest patina with warmth that only comes from decades of use.

The construction is utilitarian and rustic, featuring simple nail joinery and wide-board backing. Please note: This piece is being sold with its original character intact, which includes significant staining in the basin and a vertical wood-shrinkage split on the right side panel. It is a fantastic candidate for a mudroom planter, a coffee station, or a unique bathroom vanity conversion.

Dimensions: 41" wide, 21" deep, 33" high

Well Depth: 6"

As-Is: $275

Take it home exactly as found. This price reflects the piece in its current barn fresh condition. It will require cleaning and structural stabilization. Ideal for the DIY enthusiast or dealer looking for their next project. 

Vintage Refresh: $395

We will remove the years of dust and grime without stripping the history. Thorough vacuuming and scrubbing of the interior and exterior using restoration-grade timber soap. Removal of surface debris and active grime in the well. This option leaves the finish dry, ready for you to wax or oil yourself.

Timeline: 3-5 Days

Preservation Restoration: $575

We focus on stabilizing the piece and nourishing the wood while keeping all the scars and history visible. We will inject glue and clamp the split on the right side panel to prevent further separation, followed by light sanding to remove splinters and rough edges. Lastly, we'll apply a rich, dark Tung oil or tinted paste wax. This will darken the raw pine, blend the stains in the well, and protect the wood, giving it a warm, satin glow.

Timeline: 1-2 Weeks

A hardworking survivor with serious architectural style.

This isn't your average 1950s dinette. While many tables from this era relied on standard tubular legs, this piece features a distinct double-loop "paperclip" leg design—a rare industrial flourish that sets it apart.

Originally designed as a kitchen utility or sewing table, it features a deep center drawer and two "draw-leaves" that slide out effortlessly from beneath the main top to extend your workspace in seconds. The surface is a classic "Tan Linen" high-pressure laminate, edged with ribbed aluminum banding.

Whether you need a character-rich desk for a modern home office, a sewing station, or a compact dining table for a breakfast nook, this piece is built to last another 70 years.

Dimensions: 42" wide (closed), 60" wide (open), 30" deep

As-Is: $125

Take it home exactly as it sits in the warehouse. You handle the cleaning, polishing, and wood restoration yourself. Perfect for the weekend warrior who wants a bargain. 

Vintage Refresh: $295

We do the heavy lifting to make it home-ready while preserving its history. We will deep clean and machine-polish the chrome legs to remove surface rust and restore shine. We will deep clean the wood frame and treat it with restorative wax to hydrate the grain. We will scrub the aluminum edge and polish the laminate top to minimize the visibility of existing scratches.

Timeline: 1 Week

Full Wood Restoration: $450

Includes everything in the Vintage Refresh plus we will strip the old finish off the wooden apron and drawer front, sand them smooth, and apply a fresh, durable satin clear coat to make the natural oak grain pop. 

Timeline: 1 Week

Custom Redesign: $600 +

Want a specific look? We can refinish the wooden frame in a custom stain (like Ebonized Black) or a high-gloss paint color to match your interior decor. Contact us to discuss your vision. 

A stunning piece of early 20th-century American millwork, salvaged from a historic home. This mantel cap features the classic, intricate Egg-and-Dart molding pattern over highly figured Quartersawn Oak. Perfect for adding authentic character as a fireplace frieze, decorative wall shelf, or part of a custom millwork project. 

Dimensions: 8" tall, 49.5" wide base, 52.5" wide top

As-Is: $195

Embrace the patina of age! This option is for the purist, the DIY enthusiast, or the woodworker needing a pattern for replication. Sold exactly as found. Includes the original dark, aged finish, minor scuffs, and visible nail holes from its previous mounting. Ready For immediate display if you appreciate the untouched character, or for your own custom restoration project. An honest piece of history with a beautiful, rich patina developed over a century.

Cleaned & Waxed: $320

We have uncovered a true piece of European design history. This 9-piece dining suite was crafted by Friedrich Otto Schmidt, the prestigious Viennese firm responsible for executing designs by modern masters like Adolf Loos and Josef Hoffmann.

The set features a substantial draw-leaf oak table with sweeping, architectural legs that opens to an impressive 138", and eight matching club-style dining chairs. The original webbing on the chairs bears the F.O. Schmidt stamp from their workshop. This is not just furniture; it is a direct link to the golden age of the Viennese Coffee House aesthetic.

As-Is: $2,200

Ideally suited for designers or collectors managing their own restoration, this option includes the suite in its current raw state. While the table and chair frames are generally solid, the set requires significant work, including re-gluing the detached table stretcher, extensive veneer repairs on the apron, and total upholstery replacement for all eight chairs. 

Sympathetic Restoration: $5,800

This commission restores functionality and beauty while maintaining the antique's "lived-in" character. We will perform full structural repairs on the table, fill and blend veneer chips, and sympathetically refinish the wood to retain its age-earned patina. The chairs will be stripped and reupholstered in high-quality commercial-grade vegan or distressed leather in your choice of color. 

Timeline: 6-8 weeks

Custom Heirloom Restoration: $9,500+

Our top-tier offering honors the F.O. Schmidt pedigree with a museum-quality restoration. This includes a complete hand-strip and refinish of all woodwork using period-correct techniques and premium full-grain aniline leather upholstery. We will meticulously replicate the original nailhead trim and install custom dust covers that preserve and display the original maker's stamps for future generations. 

Timeline: 10-14 weeks

We are offering this rare, complete dining suite from the legendary Cushman Manufacturing Company. Known for their "Colonial Creations" line, Cushman furniture is celebrated for its bulletproof construction, rounded "stone-worn" edges, and distinct wedged joinery. This isn't just furniture; it's Vermont history.

The Set Includes:

• Trestle Table: 60" solid maple top, extends to a massive 90" with leaves. Features the iconic keyed-tenon trestle base.

• 6 Chairs: 2 Captain's chairs and 4 Mates, featuring the desirable Cushman "Paddle Arms."

• Hutch: Two-piece solid maple construction with dovetail drawers and original hardware.

As-Is: $950

The complete set exactly as found. The structure is rock solid, but the finish shows its age—particularly on the table top, which has significant wear. Ideal for the DIY enthusiast or the purist who loves heavy patina. 

Clean & Conserve: $1,550

What you get: We perform a deep conservation clean on all pieces to remove decades of grime without stripping the finish. We treat the wood with a hydrating hard wax oil to blend scratches and nourish the dry timber. The chairs are tightened and leveled. The table top will still show character marks, but will be clean and smooth to the touch.

Timeline: 1 week.

Basic Restoration: $2,400

What you get: We fully strip, sand, and refinish only the table top—the surface that sees the most use. We apply a durable, water-resistant satin finish that matches the color of the base and chairs. The rest of the set receives our "Revival" cleaning treatment. This gives you a fresh, worry-free eating surface while keeping the antique charm of the chairs and hutch.

Timeline: 2–3 weeks.

Full Custom Restoration: $4,800

What you get: A complete restoration of every square inch. We strip the table, all 6 chairs, and the hutch down to raw maple. We remove gouges, water rings, and imperfections. You choose the stain color (restore the original Russet or go for a modern clear Natural Maple) and sheen. Finished with a high-grade, professional lacquer topcoat.

Timeline: 6–8 weeks.

This piece is the definition of "Modern Farmhouse" meets "Industrial Loft." The wood features a rough-sawn texture, honest wear, and a deep amber patina that can only be achieved through decades of use and exposure. It is the perfect size for a substantial 4-to-6 person dining table or game table.

As-Is: $145

Cleaned & Scrubbed: $225

Restored & Sealed: $550

Complete Table: $850 +

This is an antique American primitive trestle table, likely dating to the mid-to-late 19th century (c. 1860-1890). In its original life, the top would have tipped up revealing a seat/storage box built into the base. At some point in its history—likely long ago given the wear—the box was removed, and the top was permanently fixed to the trestle base to function purely as a table.

This piece features "Harvest Table" proportions. It is slender enough to serve as a hallway console or sofa table, yet substantial enough to function as an intimate dining table for tight spaces.

Dimensions: 82" wide, 28" deep

As-Is: $795

Exactly as found with all its barn dust and history. The top sits on the base but may require securing for daily use. This is perfect for the DIY enthusiast, the collector who wants untouched patina, or a designer looking for a specific project. 

Cleaned & Waxed: $1,150

We will perform a deep cleaning to remove surface dirt while preserving the look of the wood. We will gently smooth the base with fine steel wool and mineral spirits, then apply a premium pigmented paste wax. The Result will be a nourished, glowing surface that highlights the honey tones of the pine without removing the scars of history.

Timeline: 2-3 weeks

Stabilized & Sealed : $1,550

In addition to deep cleaning in, we will structurally secure the top to the base using discreet buttons or blocks to allow for seasonal wood movement, ensuring it is rock-solid for daily use. We will lightly sand the top to remove splinters (while keeping the character) and apply 3 coats of a matte, water-based poly or polymerized tung oil. The Result will be a fully functional, splinter-free dining surface that is resistant to water rings and spills, ready for family meals.

Timeline: 3-4 weeks

We found this heavy-gauge steel cabinet manufactured by the W.D. Allison Company, a staple of high-end medical offices in the mid-20th century. It features the highly sought-after original black Vitrolite (structural glass) top with a rare gallery rail—perfect for keeping bottles or tools in place.

While the exterior wears a later coat of white paint, opening the doors reveals the original "Fern Green" factory enamel, a beautiful testament to its history. Whether you need a bombproof bathroom vanity, a tattoo station, or a distinctive bar cart, this piece offers incredible industrial bones.

Dimensions: 29" wide, 19" deep, 35" high (with rail)

As-Is: $195

For the DIY restorer or the lover of raw, imperfect industrialism. You purchase the piece exactly as found. The current white paint is brush-applied and has texture/imperfections. One of the original Bakelite handles is broken and taped. The structural glass top is intact and ready to be polished.

Cleaned & Refreshed: $850

We will sand smooth the existing finish and professionally spray a durable satin enamel topcoat, remove the broken vintage handles and install a new set of three high-quality reproduction industrial pulls, and the Vitrolite glass will be deep-cleaned and polished to a high shine. 

Timeline: 2-3 weeks

Full Restoration : $1600 +

The piece will be completely stripped to the bare steel and powder coated in the color of your choice and we source authentic period-correct vintage replacement handles in addition to fully polishing the glass top and refinishing the gallery rail.

Timeline: 6-8 weeks

This is a quintessential piece of mid-19th-century American cabinetry. Dating to the Sheraton period (c. 1840–1860), this drop-leaf table features the iconic "ring-and-vase" turned legs terminating in delicate ball feet.

Constructed from solid cherry (or possibly red birch stained to match), it features a quality "rule joint" hinge—a hallmark of fine woodworking that creates a seamless, dust-proof connection between the leaves and the center top. The swing-leg (gate-leg) mechanism is sturdy and smooth.

It is the ultimate space-saver. Closed, it is a slim console table perfect for a hallway or behind a sofa. Open, it comfortably seats 4–6 people for dinner.

Dimensions: 42" x 58" open, 18.5" closed

As-Is: $145

You take it exactly as it sits in the shop today. The structure is solid, but the finish is dry, tired, and shows significant wear and oxidation on the legs. Perfect for the weekend warrior who wants to strip and refinish it themselves.

Conservation Clean: $240

We keep the history but remove the grime. We will perform a deep chemical clean to remove decades of dirt and old wax, apply a pigmented restorative oil to hide minor scratches and rehydrate the dry timber, and finish with a buffed paste wax. 

Timeline: 2-3 days

Top Refinish: $425

The legs stay vintage; the top gets a fresh start. We will fully strip, sand, and refinish just the tabletop and leaves to remove water rings and fading, creating a durable, fresh surface for dining. The legs will be cleaned and waxed to contrast beautifully with the new top. You'll be left with a practical, water-resistant dining surface with authentic antique base charm.

Timeline: 1-2 weeks

Full Restoration : $650 +

We bring it back to the day it left the workshop in 1850. We will disassemble the gate legs to ensure perfect stability, strip the entire piece to raw wood, steam out dents, and apply a premium hand-rubbed finish (Tung Oil or Shellac) to highlight the deep chatoyance of the cherry wood.  A showroom-quality antique ready for another 100 years of use.

Timeline: 3-5 weeks