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Until now, this site has been pretty much picture-free, which I grant is a bit daft given that the point of the site is to advertise repair and restoration services! (What, do people actually want to SEE what I do before entrusting their family heirlooms to me??!) Well, OK then: here’s the story of one recent repair. As it happens, this was a straightforward job with nothing special or remarkable needing to be done to bring the set back to life. However, the pictures do show the kind of results that can be obtained with a bit of care and diligence. If you click on any of the thumbnails, you’ll get a bigger version of that picture together with some commentary, or you can just click on the first thumbnail and then use the navigation arrows to follow the story through.
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