Museum Quality Restoration Services

Shireen Dunwoody 

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2 months ago

Mark Fry of Museum Quality Restoration did a fantastic job resizing my very large ottoman from 53" x 53" to 32" x 32". The project was much more complex than I had imagined, but he handled it with real skill and care. He completely reconstructed the frame so it would be ready for the upholsterers, and he made it extremely sturdy. He also kept me informed throughout each step of the process, which I really appreciated. In addition to his craftsmanship, Mark was very kind and a pleasure throughout the entire process. I’m so gr... read more

John Rance 

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4 months ago

So happy I found Museum Quality Repairs. I am the owner of a few antiques. One is a tiny end table that is 12 inches square and 20 inches tall. After years of use and abuse, it had literally fallen apart. It was originally built mostly with glue and with very few nails. I searched and found Mark's website. I knew from looking at his site he was the man for the job. I drove to his facility and scoped my table out of my trunk and went in. We discussed the job. We settled on a price that was within my range. He told me he would... read more

Ray Zee 

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6 months ago

Mark at Museum Quality Restoration is amazing at his craft…. I drove 120 miles from Los Angeles to have him work on a chair that required a leg repair. He definitely goes above and beyond, meticulously repairing any type of wood furniture. I couldn’t be more satisfied with his craftsmanship and I found his pricing to be extremely reasonable, great value. 

Leslie Knotek 

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6 months ago

contacted Mark at Museum Quality Restoration to work on my family’s 1920’s Seth Thomas regulator wall clock. This was an old school clock my father got from Burbank High School when the school remodeled in 1950. It has been in storage for the last 15 years after hanging on the wall of the family home the past 75 years. This clock was abused by us kids throughout the years. We over wound it, decorated it for Christmas and hid our roller skate keys in the pendulum box. The brass rim was severely tarnished, the wood dry, and ... read more

Mark Carlson 

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7 months ago

Mark Fry did an absolutely spectacular job of restoring three tables of mine: a parson's table, probably from the 1960s; a table brought from China in the 1930s; and a mid-century modern small round coffee table. He is a master! The quality of his work is extraordinary and done with great care and attention to detail. I could not be happier with how he brought these tables back to life!