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How We Safely Moved a Rare 19th-Century French Bookcase

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At Markusfeld Restoration, we recently had the pleasure of moving a stunning 19th-century French Louis XIII-style oak bookcase into its new home at ​Tailored Society​ in downtown Carmel. This remarkable piece now complements other beautiful, era-specific furniture in the space. The bookcase features some fascinating craftsmanship, including pivot hinges, hand-cut dovetail joints on the drawers, […]

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Restoration of a 19th-Century American Victorian Bookcase

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This remarkable walnut bookcase, featuring eight doors and a fold-down writing surface, is a prime example of 19th-century American Victorian-style antiques, likely built in the 1860s. Originally purchased by our client’s grandfather in 1916 in Boston, MA, it was used to store the tools of his trade as a master yeast maker. Unlike many Victorian-era […]

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The Sentimental Value of Repairing and Restoring Family Antiques and Fine Furnishings

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In a fast-paced world driven by consumerism and disposability, there is an undeniable charm in the act of repairing and restoring family antiques and fine furnishings. These pieces carry with them not only historical and aesthetic significance but also a deep well of sentimental value that connects generations and preserves cherished memories. As we delve […]

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The Wise Investment: Exploring the Benefits of Furniture Repair and Restoration

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Introduction In a world where fast-paced consumerism often encourages us to discard and replace items at an alarming rate, there is a timeless practice that not only preserves the past but also presents a sound investment opportunity: furniture repair and restoration. In this article, we delve into the compelling reasons why investing in furniture repair […]

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