The Restoration Notes Archive
Regency Antiques' series of Restoration Notes, offers an accessible guide to obvious and obscure details of authentic home restoration.
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12. Our Historic Stourbridge glass industry
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10. The Daunting Prospect of the Full House...
How many doors in your house...
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9. Stained Glass a Speciality
There's little as heartwarming as owning a little piece of handcrafted history
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8. The History of Wood
Old pine should not be maligned...
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7. The Satisfied Customer
There's nothing more satisfying than the returning satisfied customer...
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6. The Land of a Thousand Doors
With more than 1000 Victorian and Edwardian doors in stock, our answer is usually
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5. The Double Glazing Myths Exploded
Don't listen to Can't Do Double Glazing salesmen. We can produce beautiful traditional panels - Double Glazed!
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4. Restored Stained Glass
The Romans might've loved Stained Glass first, but we love vintage stained glass panels now so much more than ever...
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3. The Humble Hinge
Where would we be without the Humble Hinge? A lovely pair or, a trio of stripped cast iron hinges really sets off the job...
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2. Thinking About Terminology
We can get really excited when a customer contacts us asking for Georgian doors only to be deflated when we find out they actually are looking for 1930's doors
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1. Identifying Victorian and other Period Doors
How can I tell how old my doors are
Testimonials
Just Gorgeous!
Hi Dave, First, just to say how happy we are with all our doors - everyone comments on the fabulous glass panels! I've found some good paint on/wipe off wax from a local wood turning supply store which seems to be nourishing the wood really well and giving it a lovely warm finish without it becoming shiny.