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Even the most carefully kept antique furniture isn’t immune to accidents. Whether it’s a dropped dresser during a move, a chair that tips over, or a heavy object that falls and cracks a delicate surface, these events can leave heirlooms in pieces—literally.
At Restoration Antique Furniture Atlanta, we specialize in repairing antique and vintage furniture damaged by physical impact, accidents, or improper handling. From split legs to crushed carvings, we restore both function and finish using historically accurate joinery and conservation-safe materials.
If your piece was damaged during transport, staging, storage, or even just a moment of bad luck at home—schedule a professional evaluation today.


This type of restoration focuses on repairing antique furniture that’s been physically damaged by force or mishandling. Unlike long-term deterioration or water damage, impact damage is typically sudden and structural—requiring a precision approach to both strength and appearance.
Common examples include:
Each repair is approached with respect for original construction and materials, with a goal of restoring strength and aesthetic without compromising history
You should reach out if your furniture has:
Even if the damage looks minor, it’s best to have it professionally inspected. Hairline cracks and loose joints may worsen with continued use.
Each project begins with careful inspection and planning to match your piece’s era, design, and material.
We examine all visible and hidden impact points, checking for wood splits, joint failure, or surface compression.
For internal repairs, we may gently disassemble affected areas to access broken parts without disturbing surrounding finishes.
Using traditional wood joinery and matched adhesives, we realign and reinforce fractured components—ensuring strength without adding bulk or modern hardware.
Missing pieces (legs, arms, spindles, trim) are hand-carved or lathe-turned using matched wood for seamless integration.
Crushed veneer or chipped surfaces are restored using grain-matched patches, fillers, and subtle refinishing techniques.
We match original stains, sheens, and patinas to integrate the repair visually—avoiding full refinishing unless absolutely necessary.
We routinely repair:
All repairs are made with an eye toward invisibility, strength, and long-term use—without over-modernizing your antique piece.
We understand 18th, 19th, and early 20th-century furniture construction and materials—and use the same approach in every repair.
All joints, adhesives, woods, and tools are matched to the original piece—no shortcuts, no cheap fillers, and no modern hardware unless appropriate.
From bun feet to scalloped trim, we recreate missing or broken components by hand with extraordinary attention to period detail.
Our finish blending process ensures that repairs won’t stand out—whether your piece is oak, walnut, mahogany, or cherry.
We serve clients across the city, including Alpharetta, Decatur, Sandy Springs, Marietta, and Buckhead—offering pickup for fragile or large items.
Book an Antique Damage Evaluation Today
Antique furniture is durable—but not immune to accidents. Whether your piece was dropped, tipped, cracked, or struck by another item, our team can assess and restore the damage without compromising authenticity.
Call (470) 305-2999 or use our online form to request a consultation and quote for accident-related antique furniture repair.
Yes. As long as the original materials are largely intact, we can typically reassemble and reinforce it using historically accurate methods.
We handcraft replacements using matched wood and shape them to replicate the original design—down to the grain direction and finish.
Our goal is always to make repairs as seamless as possible. When complete refinishing isn’t required, we blend stains and finishes for a discreet repair.
In most cases, repairing the original is better for both sentimental and market value. We’ll give you an honest recommendation either way.
Yes. If your piece was damaged during a move or delivery, we can provide formal estimates for insurance or mover claims.
Not necessarily. We offer pickup in most of Metro Atlanta for pieces that are too large or too fragile to transport yourself.