WhatsApp usWhether you’re looking to restore a treasured painting, repair a damaged frame, or simply seek advice on caring for your artwork, our team is here to help.
To provide the most accurate estimate and guidance, we ask that you include as much detail as possible in your enquiry.Â
Request an Art Restoration Estimate
Providing images and detailed information enables our specialists to carry out an informed initial assessment. This not only speeds up the process but ensures you receive accurate, tailored advice from the outset.
What to include:
- Clear photographs of the full front and back of the artwork or item
- Close-up images of any damage, broken pieces or areas of concern
- Approximate dimensions (height × width × depth)
- Any known history or previous restoration work
- Your location (for collection and delivery considerations)
If you’re unsure what to include or would prefer to discuss your piece directly, you’re always welcome to call us. We’re happy to guide you through the process and answer any questions. Call us on 0207 112 7576 or email [email protected]Â
How We Work
Conservation-Led Approach
All work is carried out in line with strict conservation ethics. We prioritise preserving the original integrity of each piece, using reversible, museum-standard techniques wherever possible.
Door-to-Door Collection & Delivery
We manage the entire process safely and securely, collecting your item from your home and returning it once complete.
Bespoke Framing Services
We design and create custom framing solutions tailored to both the artwork and its environment, ensuring protection, longevity and visual harmony.
Personal, One-to-One Service
From your initial enquiry through to final delivery, you’ll work directly with experienced professionals who understand both your piece and your expectations.Â
Meet Our Experts
These are just a few of our conservators, experts and studio specialists. Together, their work spans everything from antique furniture to contemporary art.
Anna
Easel Painting Conservator
Following her BA (Hons) in Conservation of Cultural Heritage from the University of Lincoln, Anna went on to study the Conservation of Fine Art (MA) at Northumbria University, where her research focused on gel cleaning treatments for acrylic paintings. After volunteering for museums, galleries and completing work for studios and historic homes across the UK, Anna came to Fine Art Restoration Company where she is a key member of our painting conservation team.
Sabrina
Easel Painting Conservator
A graduate of Northumbria University’s MA in Painting Conservation, Sabrina gained experience through placements at The Laing Gallery, Bishop Auckland Palace and Brickhouse Conservation. She first joined us through a six-month ICON work placement and has since become a permanent and integral member of our paintings conservation team. Known for her keen eye, steady hand and thoughtful approach, Sabrina brings exceptional skill and steadfast dedication to every project she undertakes.
Amy
Objects Conservator
Coming to us from Australia, Amy is an expert in all aspects of object conservation. Her qualifications include an MA in Objects Conservation from the University of Melbourne and a diploma in the Conservation of Ceramics from West Dean College. Amy previously worked for Australia's largest private conservation practice, as well as the Australian National Maritime Museum and State Library of New South Wales. She has also been part of archaeological excavations in Italy and Greece.
Wiktor
Specialist Objects, Furniture & Frame Conservator
After completing a degree in Easel Painting Conservation, Wiktor developed a passion for ornate frames. Frame restoration has since become the heart of his work, leading him to study the historic craft of gilding under renowned tutors. His expertise expanded further after mastering the art of French polishing, entering the complex world of antique furniture restoration.
Frank
Furniture & Frame Conservator
Beginning his career as a wood carver and furniture restorer in Czechia, Frank went on to study conservation with a focus on polychrome panels. In Czechia, Frank worked in chapels and castles, restoring everything from carved angels to rococo style chairs. He came to our studio as a frame specialist and has since branched out into many of his areas of experience, including developing further skills in furniture repair and French polishing.
James
Paper Conservator
James is an ICON accredited conservator with over 30 years of experience in paper conservation. His training includes a bachelor's degree in Chemistry, followed by a diploma in Conservation of Works of Art on Paper and a PhD in Conservation Science. Throughout his career, James has worked for many high profile clients as well as organisations such as the National Trust and English Heritage.
Maria
Conservation Intern
Maria is an Easel Painting Conservator undertaking an ICON internship to broaden her hands-on studio experience and deepen her practical treatment skills. She contributes to the conservation team through careful condition reporting and treats paintings with gentle precision. With a calm, focused approach and strong attention to detail, Maria works sensitively with each painting in her care.
Louisa
Conservation Intern
Louisa is completing an ICON internship with our studio, where she is developing her practical conservation skills and gaining hands-on experience across a range of studio projects. She supports the team with technical examination and documentation and undertakes complex treatment processes. Louisa approaches every project with enthusiasm, bringing a strong commitment to professional development, attention to detail and a thoughtful, professional presence in the studio.
