Iron Gate handles each job with the level of care needed to beautifully restore your antique. Our experts have years of experience. From refinishing to repairing broken pieces and even hand carving, the quality of work is unsurpassed. The work is done so well your Antique should endure another lifetime of use.
To see some examples of our quality work, scroll down and explore some of Iron Gate Antiques restoration projects.
 This is a Coles Mfg Company Coffee Grinder # 9. Which has been in the Clients family since the 1880′s. We completely disassembled cleaned and repainted the entire piece. |
 The Coffee Grinder restored. The colors are as close to original as possible. |
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 Found this Rocker at a local Auction described as “old rocker” with string seat |
 Rocker was in fact a Waterford Rocker made in 1870’s by John and William Mount . |
 Fully restored rocker including a new Ash splint seat with a diamond pattern seat weave. |
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This 6 stack Globe and Warnicke Bookcase was a rare find. The stack is white oak with leaded glass doors. The base was missing. The leaded glass was repaired, a new base of white oak was made and matched. The bookcase was totally restored. A truly beautiful piece. circa 1905 |
| An old step stool from the late 1950’s. Customer wanted item totally restored and repainted red. |   |
    Trunk stripped and rotted coverings removed. Trunk wood refinished and all metal primed. Trunk metal surfaces painted with enamel. Job complete!
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Pictures are of an old Trunk that we completely restored. Whole trunk was stripped, repaired, primed, painted and refinished. A new tray was made and a cedar lining was installed on the bottom of the tray and the lower section of the trunk was cedar lined. The interior’s upper section was relined with paper. Trunk wheels were repaired. |
| This quarter-sawn oak desk dates from 1894. The 4th generation owner entrusted us with the complete restoration of the desk. Desk was completely disassembled, stripped , reglued and numerous repairs made. The Tambour door was beyond saving due to heavy black stains caused by a spilled ink well in the past. |       |
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Hoosier by Marsh. Completely restored. |
| Salesman’s sample of a chest. Multiple issues including missing veneers, loose veneers, top was detached and drawers slides worn. |     Close up of drawer facing and brass pulls Drawer facing and brass pulls restored
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Card table from early 1900’s Table top is solid walnut and base is burled walnut veneer. Problems included old/worn finish,stains on table surfaces, veneer pieces missing top section of table was broken into two pieces. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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 Rocker that had been painted neon red and repaired with duct tape |
 Rocker stripped and refinished. Wood is maple and we used colored rush to complete the chair |
 A late 1800’s chair extremely wobbly with left leg about to fall of and a large amount of veneer loss. The brass had multiple coats of shellac on it |
 Repaired leg, replaced all missing veneer and stained to match other wood, cleaned and polished brass |
 Oak Rams Head barrel backed chair that almost went into the garbage. Sat in the attic of a local house for over 50 years |
 Chair Completely restored- Oak wood repaired and refinished, new springs padding and leather seat |
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