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Custom Skirts for a 1800s Wooden Table by Museum Quality Restoration Services

This project was to create skirts for a table dating back to 1800s circa for a client in Indian Wells, California. The antique oak table had to fit perfectly and match in style. The resulting additions to the table looks as if they have always been there.

The project gallery below shows the production process. We document all our custom furniture projects with photos like this so the client can see the progress. The project gallery below shows the production process. We document all our custom furniture projects with photos like this so the client can see the progress.

Museum Quality Restoration Services (MQRS) is a Coachella Valley Furniture and Antique repair and restoration service serving all of Southern California and beyond. Please read our many letters of recommendation.

Owner/operator Mark Fry has 45 years experience, Call Mark now to discuss your project – (760) 329-2294. Watch Video Below.

Step 1 -Oak wood milled to table skirt specs holes drilled and counter sunk and grooved cut for tongues.

Step 1 -Oak wood milled to table skirt specs holes drilled and counter sunk and grooved cut for tongues.

Step 1 -Oak wood milled to table skirt specs holes drilled and counter sunk and grooved cut for tongues.

Step 1 -Oak wood milled to table skirt specs holes drilled and counter sunk and grooved cut for tongues.

Step 2- Table skirt base routed molded edge and carved to match existing decorative edge.

Step 2- Table skirt base routed molded edge and carved to match existing decorative edge.

Step 2- Table skirt base routed molded edge and carved to match existing decorative edge.

Step 2- Table skirt base routed molded edge and carved to match existing decorative edge.

Step 3 – Table skirt base holes counter-sunk and drilled to attach to leaf.

Step 3 – Table skirt base holes counter-sunk and drilled to attach to leaf.

Step 3 – Table skirt base holes counter-sunk and drilled to attach to leaf.

Step 4 – Molded routed and carved cut to fit mitered edge on skirt.

Step 4 – Molded routed and carved cut to fit mitered edge on skirt.

Step 4 – Molded routed and carved cut to fit mitered edge on skirt.

Step 4 – Molded routed and carved cut to fit mitered edge on skirt.

Step 5 – Tongue cut and fit and glued in.

Step 6 – Skirt bases and skirt attached to leaves and lined up in correct order to fit.

Step 6 – Skirt bases and skirt attached to leaves and lined up in correct order to fit.

Step 6 – Skirt bases and skirt attached to leaves and lined up in correct order to fit.

Step 6 – Skirt bases and skirt attached to leaves and lined up in correct order to fit.

Step 6 – Skirt bases and skirt attached to leaves and lined up in correct order to fit.

Step 6 – Skirt bases and skirt attached to leaves and lined up in correct order to fit.

Step 7 – Finished to match existing skirts before attaching to leaves.

Step 7 – Finished to match existing skirts before attaching to leaves.

Step 7 – Finished to match existing skirts before attaching to leaves.

Step 7 – Finished to match existing skirts before attaching to leaves.

Step 8 – Skirts finished and attached to leaves.

Step 8 – Skirts finished and attached to leaves.

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