Masterful Antique Furniture Restoration

Preserve the history and inherent beauty of your cherished antique pieces with First Class Upholstery's specialized restoration services. Our artisans combine deep knowledge of historical techniques with meticulous care to bring vintage furniture back to life, honoring its original integrity while ensuring modern durability and renewed elegance.

Structural Repair & Stabilization

We meticulously assess and repair all structural damage to antique furniture, from loose joints and broken legs to fractured frames. Our techniques focus on stabilizing the piece while preserving its original components and integrity, ensuring it can be safely used and admired for generations to come

Period-Appropriate Upholstery & Fabric Matching

We meticulously assess and repair all structural damage to antique furniture, from loose joints and broken legs to fractured frames. Our techniques focus on stabilizing the piece while preserving its original components and integrity, ensuring it can be safely used and admired for generations to come.

Expert Wood Refinishing & Restoration

We meticulously restore and refinish antique wooden surfaces, repairing scratches, dents, and water damage while preserving the original patina and character of the wood. Our process uses traditional techniques and period-appropriate finishes to bring out the inherent beauty of your piece, ensuring durability and a faithful historical appearance.

Our Antique Restoration Process

Each antique piece is treated with a unique preservation plan. Our process involves careful assessment of its condition, extensive research into period-appropriate techniques, meticulous structural repair, and sensitive restoration of materials, ensuring the piece's historical integrity is honored while enhancing its durability and beauty.

Authentic Materials & Traditional Techniques

We commit to using materials that respect the original composition of your antique. This includes sourcing period-appropriate fabrics, traditional stuffing (like horsehair or cotton batting), and historically accurate wood stains and polishes. Our techniques range from hand-tied springs and precise joinery to delicate veneer repair and French polishing, all performed with the utmost respect for craftsmanship of the past.