Antique Metal Finishing

R R Logan (jerzeeB)

Decades of proven reliability. Still going strong.

Marcus Arnwine

I have two original hanging, pendant lamps for the entryway and stairs of our family home. One lamp is made of obscure glass with brass framing. It is elongated, six-sided, and with brass end pieces, hung from a chain. In its center hangs a brass rod and plate, carrying three white candlelight tubes of varying heights. The other lamp is the same, except that it is half the length. They are both truly elegant and beautiful, except they were extremely old and tarnished. My dilemma was to either replace them with something new and complimentary, or to have them restored. I searched “high and low” for replacements, but couldn’t find anything as esthetically pleasing, nor could I find the same lamps. I decided to have them restored. I was lucky to be referred to Antique Metal Finishinging, from another antique store in Los Alamitos, California. I delivered to them my pendant lamps, with a little fear and apprehension. It took several days, but the very second that I saw my lamps, laying on the counter, like two trophies, sparkling, dazzling, etc! Everything was like brand new! Even the chain and power cord was replaced! I don’t have the word to accurately express what I felt, but I was truly amazed! Thanks to Antique Metal Finishing, I knew that I had truly made the right decision! This is no joke! This is me, Marcus R. Arnwine, and I am compelled to write what’s exactly in my heart! I say what I mean, and I mean what I say! Thank you Connie and Rick for an outstanding display of skill and professionalism! Sincerely, Marcus R. Arnwine (One happy customer)

Jim Cole

I had some rare quarter horse trophies won by my recently deceased mother. They did a beautiful job restoring to better than they looked new 50 years ago. They are more artist than typical metal refinisher. Absolutely would recommend to anyone.

Bob S

The proprietress apparently has beef with the guy who does the plating, and she took that out on me. I called to confirm that my job could be done before I drove an hour out of my way, asked to speak to Mark (the plater, a pleasant guy I had spoken to previously), and she asked why I wanted to talk to him, said I should be talking to her instead, and proceeded to hang up on me. I found someone else to do my work.