Chat with the Master Craftsman - Restorers & Refinishers

Furniture restorers and refinishers each play distinctive roles in the realm of furniture preservation and enhancement. Luckily here at Mumford Restoration we can help with both needs, but it's still important to know the difference.
Furniture restorers are dedicated to the meticulous preservation and restoration of antique or damaged furniture. The focus is on maintaining the original character, integrity, and historical value of each piece. Artisans employ specialized techniques to repair structural damage, replace missing parts, and utilize conservation methods to uphold authenticity. The goal is to breathe new life into old furniture while honoring its heritage and craftsmanship.
On the other hand, furniture refinishers specialize in enhancing the appearance of furniture through surface treatments. Their expertise lies in stripping off old finishes, sanding, staining, and applying new finishes such as varnish or paint. While they also contribute to the revitalization of furniture, their primary focus is on improving its aesthetic appeal, often giving it a fresh, updated look while still maintaining functionality.
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[@StacyRyan-th7dh]

Thank you for the gorgeous work you accomplished on my family heirloom. It looks amazing after the restore and refinish. This piece was handed down through my family starting with Major John Davidson and his wife Violet , their daughter Jane Davidson Alexander, to her daughter Margaret Alexander Henderson. This piece has been passed between Henderson ladies since then. We are so happy to have this piece restored and to feel the history of our revolutionary ancestors in a piece that survived for 200 years or so. These families lived in Mecklenburg County NC near Rural Hills Farm in Huntersville NC.

[@StacyRyan-th7dh]

Thank you so much for the beautiful work you did on my family heirloom. It looks absolutely gorgeous. This is from the family of Major John Davidson and his wife Violet, their daughter Jane Davidson Alexander and then down to Margaret Alexander Henderson. It has been passed between Henderson ladies since then. These families lived in Mecklenburg County NC during the revolutionary war. Major John Davidson was a revolutionary. The piece would have been part of the furniture of the farm at Rural Hills in Huntersville NC. Rural Hills is where the Loch Norman Highland Games are held.