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	Repairs, Conservators, Supplies & Parts - Metals Company Contact 18th Century Hardware Company, Inc. William F. Simpson, president 131 E. Third St. Derry, Pennsylvania 15627 United States Phone: 724-694-2708 Email: 18thcenturyhardware@gmail.com Duplication of missing hardware on antique furniture. Metal items cleaned and polished. Broken items repaired. Catalog $3.           A and A Restoration Tim Anderson 301 S. Garfield 6 A Sioux Falls, South Dakota 57104 United States Phone: 605-334-9935 Email: ta10aap@yahoo.com Restoration of dolls, porcelain, pottery, paper, frames, watch faces, wood, pot metal, glass, and metal. Can build pieces if they are missing. Email or call for more information.           A. Ludwig Klein & Son, Inc. PO Box 145, Rt. 63 Harleysville, Pennsylvania 19438 United States Phone: 215-256-9004 or 800-379-2929 Fax: 215-256-9644 Email: mark@aludwigklein.com Website: http://www.aludwigklein.com Conservation and restoration of glass, jade, porcelain, ivory, dolls, brass, bronze, pewter, silver, marble, frames, advertising, statuary and monuments, and more. Professional cleaning. Appraisals, insurance claims, free consultations, free estimates. Worldwide. By appointment. Free brochure.           Abend Studio and Metal Repair Arlene Abend 22 Drumlins Terrace Syracuse, New York 13224 United States Phone: 315-446-4324 Email: aabend@twcny.rr.com Website: www.cnyantiques.com Restoration of metal antiques with the welding process. Work on brass, bronze, cast iron, steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. Repair and restoration of sculpture and antiques. Parts casting; patina restoration. Commissioned metal designs. Written repair estimates.           Abercrombie & Co. 9159A Brookville Rd. Silver Spring, Maryland 20910 United States Phone: 800-585-2385 or 301-585-2385 Fax: 301-587-5708 Email: abernco@erols.com Website: www.silverplaters.com Metal repair, plating, and polishing. Dents smoothed or removed; handles, hinges, lids, and spouts repaired; garbage-disposal damaged flatware repaired; new blades, brushes, combs, and mirrors fitted. Copper cookware tin lined. Lamps restored and rewired. Silver, gold, nickel, copper, brass, and tin plated.           Return to Categories « Start   < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next   > End   » Welcome Username Password Remember Me Forgot your username? Forgot your password? New to Kovels.com? Create an account. There's no better way to get knowledge about collectibles. Sign up now for FREE Weekly information. Privacy Policy

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