Veneer deteriorations sometimes originate from an alteration of the frame. As a result, an in-depth study of the general state, structure, veneers, oxidation and finish is absolutely necessary to restore veneered or marquetry furniture.
Marquetry grafts are executed with a respect of the nature of the original veneer, sawn or sliced, timber species, veins and colour.
All the veneer or marquetry parts are rehydrated to give back dehydrated glue the adhesive power it lost over time. Such rehydration may be carried out in vacuum conditions for optimum results.
If the finish can be preserved, we merely clean it. Otherwise, we execute filled and waxed finishing or French polish.
SCHLICHTIG stamped Louis XVI flap writing deskLouis Philippe mahogany table with flapsEmpire pedestralArt Nouveau nest of tables signed GalléArt Déco Coffee tableXIXth flowerpotRosewood and gilded bronze Regence chest of drawersEmpire pedestral. French polishDirectoire flap writing desk with common olive veneerLouis XVI three-plate half-moon mahogany game table – Sénat XIXth toy piano with mahogany veneer ivory and ebonyEmpire SomnoStructure repair, veneer reglueing and repair of guilloche pattern moulding on a XVIIth ebony cabinetJB TUART and JME stamped Louis XV deskCharles X work tableLouis XV corner cabinet with kingwood veneerLouis XVI flap writing desk with Brazilian pink wood, kingwood and fillet veneerRestoration of the mahogany veneer on an Empire deskMONDON JME stamped Louis XV showcaseDirectoire BarbiereLouis XVI Dressing table with Brazilian pink wood, rosewood and common olive veneer, boxwood and tinted sycamore filletsLectern with walnut burl veneer – Église des Jacobins – ToulouseLouis XVI Alsatian chest of drawersXVIIIth Game tableXIXth chest of drawers with Brazilian pink wood veneerCharles X consoleSmall Louis XVI bonheur du jourEmpire flap writing deskRestoration of a Regence chest of drawersXVIIth Scabelle
