Oak & Origin Antique & Vintage Furniture

Restored by Hand Since 1998

Restored With Care. Made to Be Lived In.

Every chair, table and cabinet is repaired in our own workshop, keeping its original patina while giving it strength for the next generation.

Collections

Furniture for Every Room.

From carved chests and teak lounge chairs to glazed cabinets and farmhouse tables, discover antique and vintage pieces chosen to suit the way you live today.

Timbers & Finishes

Woods With a Story.

Every timber ages differently. Some deepen to a rich glow, others soften to a pale, silvery calm. Know the wood, and you know how the piece will grow old with you.

  • Oak Strong open grain, warm golden tone
  • Walnut Deep chocolate brown, smooth figure
  • Teak Naturally oily, durable and honey-toned
  • Mahogany Rich reddish-brown with a formal glow
  • Rosewood Dark, dramatic grain with violet undertones
  • Pine Light, soft and farmhouse-friendly
Ornately carved Victorian-style wooden furniture in deep tones

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Victorian

c. 1837 – 1901

Ornate carving, deep tones and formal presence. These are pieces made to anchor a room, built with heavy joinery and finished by hand, and meant to be handed down.

Typical woods
Mahogany, walnut, oak
Signature details
Carved scrolls, turned legs, brass pulls, marble tops
Best for
Formal dining rooms, studies, statement entryways
Mid-century teak sideboard with clean lines and tapered legs

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Mid-Century

c. 1945 – 1969

Clean lines, warm timber and relaxed proportions. Designed for everyday living, these pieces sit comfortably in modern homes and pair easily with almost any style.

Typical woods
Teak, walnut, rosewood
Signature details
Tapered legs, sliding doors, tambour fronts, sculpted handles
Best for
Living rooms, compact homes, open-plan spaces
Rustic heritage wooden table with hand-worn surface

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Rustic Heritage

Late 1800s – early 1900s

Honest, hand-worn pieces with farmhouse warmth. Visible joinery, plank surfaces and softened edges give each piece a lived-in character that new furniture cannot copy.

Typical woods
Pine, oak, reclaimed timbers
Signature details
Plank tops, visible joinery, worn paint, cup handles
Best for
Kitchens, farmhouse dining, cosy corners

Restoration & Craftsmanship

Restored with care. Respected for its history.

Good restoration repairs what is failing and leaves what is beautiful. Our approach keeps the story of each piece intact.

Antique dark timber cabinet with small drawers and iron fittings
In our workshop Every repair begins by listening to the wood.

Wood repair

Careful mending of cracks, splits, losses and wear, using matching timber wherever a part must be replaced.

  • Crack & split repair
  • Veneer patching
  • Missing parts

Refinishing

Surfaces renewed to suit the piece and its age, from a gentle clean and wax to a full traditional finish.

  • Gentle cleaning
  • Shellac & wax
  • Colour matching

Structural repairs

Loose joints re-glued, frames made sound and wobbling legs secured, so a piece is safe to use every day again.

  • Joint re-gluing
  • Frame reinforcement
  • Drawer & door fitting

Preserving original character

Patina, tool marks and original hardware are kept wherever possible, because they are part of what makes the piece worth owning.

  • Patina retained
  • Original hardware
  • Minimal intervention
Warmly lit workshop with antique oak furniture waiting to be restored

Our Story & Promise

Built to outlast trends, chosen to be loved again.

Every piece we bring in is checked, described honestly and cared for before it reaches your home. Furniture with a past, ready for the next chapter.

Oak & Origin / Viewings

Find the Piece That
Belongs in Your Home

Browse the collection online, or book a viewing to see the wood, the finish and the craftsmanship in person.