Both chairs were
stripped of all the old padding and re-glued with some attention
to the polish. These two were restored with Diamond Buttoned backs
which had originally been a plain design. They were finished off
with a Gimp Braid to cover the materials used to attach the fabric.
Twin piping sewn up in the corresponding fabric can be an added feature
to your furniture.
Antique Slipper Chair
This Antique Slipper Chair was stripped of its old
fabric and padding. One of the legs needed to be replaced with a
new one because wood grub had damaged parts of the leg. It shows
the marking for the Diamond Buttoning and then the chair in its finished
form.
Wing Chair
This Wing Chair as shown in a series of photos,
needed to be completely restored due to years of other tradesmen
putting new fabric over old without much attention to re-padding.
Covered in a black leather and finished off with spaced studding
it became quite a comfortable chair once more.
Wing Chair Complete Restoration
This chair was in need of a complete restoration.
It was stripped right back to the frame so as the arms and seat could
be brought up to a more traditional look. The arms were re-padded
with new foam and the seat had extra webbing attached for a stronger
base. It is recommended that most chairs have there seat cushions
replaced as this one did. Most foam’s lose there bounce after
a number of years if ENDURO foam was not used. This foam has a lifetime
guarantee on it. A Warwick Fabric small check design was put on
this Wing Chair which made it a very comfortable chair to sit in
again.
Edwardian Wing Chair
This Edwardian wing chair was covered in a Indian
cotton that became quite faded over a couple years due to direct
sunlight. The polished timber was freshened up and a new seat foam
was inserted. The fabric is a Warwick Fabric check design. All the
piping was cut on the bias to give the chair a more stylish finish.
More photos of work are available to be seen at the time of quotation.