Introduction

Chatfield Furniture Conservation specialises in the conservation and restoration of fine furniture, wooden objects and clock cases. We adopt a strategy of sypathetic conservation and restoration working ethically to maintain true historic and cultural importance of an object. Working closely with our clients, we balance their need for time honoured skills of the highest standards and practical issues of budget, utility and preservation.

Experience and Training
Jamie Chatfield began his training at Rycotewood College in Thame. After graduating he worked for Colin Piper Conservation for eight years before establishing Chatfield Furniture Conservation Ltd.

During his career, Jamie was employed as a Tutor on the Graduate and Post Graduate Diploma Programmes in Conservation and Restoration of Furniture at West Dean College. He was then appointed as an Advisor and Moderator for these courses. With over 18 years experience, Jamie is an acknowledged master of his craft and has gained great respect from both clients and fellow experts.

Chatfield Furniture Conservation is committed to using latest techniques in conservation and all craftsmen employed by us are affiliated to recognised conservation bodies and actively follow a programme of continuing professional development.