Buyers & Sellers of Vintage & Antique Items   email us at; info@periodantiques.net

    Phone 07798 640 629

    We also offer a professional Furniture and Antique Restoration Service. 


    To receive a free estimate all you need do is email pictures at; info@periodantiques.net send with a brief description of the work required. We will endeavour to respond to your enquiry within 24 hours. Alternately you could phone us on

    07798 640 629
    01899 850 552


    Or bring the item/items over for an appraisal. We recommend you telephone before setting out on a journey.

    All major repairs undertaken including French polishing, insurance work, clock and case repairs, desk leathers and lock & key repairs. Modern furniture repairs also undertaken. Our workshops are in the Scottish Borders and we cover a large area, particularly Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dumfries, Cumbria, Lanarkshire, Biggar, Peebles, Moffat etc. Using nothing but the highest quality materials and understanding that when a special item of furniture becomes either damaged by accident, faded with time, or just general ‘wear and tear’, our customers don’t want it ‘over restored’. Our speciality is to restore to its former glory, without making it look new, paying close attention to patina and value. Click on the thumbnails for examples of our work.

    Do we charge for estimates?

    For a free estimate all you need to do is email us pictures at; info@periodantiques.net with a brief description of work needed e.g. whether you require a French polisher, furniture restoration minor repair/repairs etc. We will endeavour to respond to your enquiry within 24 hours: Alternately you could phone us on 07798 640 629, or bring the item/items over for an appraisal. However we recommend you telephone before setting out on a journey.


    Written estimates for insurance companies incur a small charge  as it is important to remember that apart from spending time travelling to you, and/or examining your furniture or items, Sunnyside Antiques will use its expertise and experience to have your items fully assessed and accounted for. However we do waiver the examination/estimate fee if the work is awarded to us. 


    Restoration or Conservation?

    Restoration aims to bring the object back to its originally intended form with minimal disturbance. Restoration can concentrate on making the item useable, and visually pleasing to the eye with the minimum use of any new materials. All this can be achieved whilst sticking to the original design and construction of the piece, whilst maintaining as many details to the item’s proof of age (patina).

    Conservation tends to be about stopping deterioration and preparing an item for protection against the new dangers of deterioration, whilst maintaining the object’s integrity – ie, not changing either its original design or appearance.

    When you place an item in the hands and care of Sunnyside Antiques, we will in discussion with you, assess whether a piece requires ‘Restoration’ or ‘Conservation’. Working in this way always meets our client’s wishes and approval.

    Staining & colouring matching
    Antique restoration
    Specialist waxing and oiling
    Pet damage restoration
    Restoration refinishing

    Stripping and refinishing
    Lock & Key Repairs
    Wood turning
    Cabinet making
    Insurance work, water and fire damage repaired
    Gold & Blind Tooling
    Clock repairs
    Modern furniture repair and restoration

    Full antique and furniture restoration
    Removal of heat and water marks
    Re-gluing and structural repair
    Veneering
    Marquetry and inlays
    French polishing
    Furniture waxing
    Furniture oiling
    Brasswork repaired – missing or damaged

    Scratched, bubbling & missing veneers to French walnut side table
    Georgian chest requiring major restoration work before being polished
    Water damaged side table with lifting veneers

     

    ‘Sat Nav’ coordinates 55°34.009 N’ – 3°38.649 W’

    Sunnyside Antiques Castledykes, Wiston, Biggar, Lanarkshire, Scotland, ML12 6HT

    Driving from EDINBURGH take the A702 southbound to Biggar; just as you leave Biggar take the first right (A72) sign posted Lanark/Glasgow, carry on pass the village of Symington and onto the ‘T’ junction to the road end, turn left onto the (A73) and Sunnyside Antiques has clear signage, 3 miles on the Right Hand Side.

    Driving from GLASGOW, CARLISLE, DUMFRIES take M74 to Junction 13 Abington services, follow A702 to next roundabout, keep to the left and carry on over onto A73 (Lanark/Glasgow) Sunnyside Antiques has clear signage, 4 miles on the Left Hand Side.

    We are open four days a week but advise customers to phone 07798 640 629 and check before setting out. If using a ‘Sat Nav’ please be aware that some systems can send you incorrectly into the centre of the village please use the Sat Nav coordinates below instead of our Postcode.

    ‘Sat Nav’ coordinates

    55°34.009 N’ – 3°38.649 W’

    Stay on the Main A73 we cannot be missed.


    Antiques showroom opening times

    Saturday – 11.00 – 4.00

    Sunday – 11.00 – 4.00

    Monday – Closed

    Tuesday – Closed

    Wednesday – By Appointment

    Thursday – By Appointment

    Friday – By Appointment



    Restoration Workshops Open most days – Phone before making a trip 07798 640 629

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