At Cane Seat Restoration, we specialise in the art of traditional cane seating restoration.
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Repairs & Replacements

Repairs & Replacements

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About us

At Cane Seat Restoration, we specialise in the art of traditional cane seating restoration. With a passion for craftsmanship and a commitment to preserving the heritage of classic furniture, we breathe new life into cane chairs. Whether it’s intricate hand-weaving or full seat replacement, our meticulous attention to detail ensures that each piece is restored to its former glory. With years of experience and a deep respect for time-honoured techniques, we offer a bespoke service that blends authenticity with lasting quality, helping your treasured furniture stand the test of time.
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Projects

Take a look at some of our recent restoration projects below. From intricate hand-woven cane seating to full restorations, these photos showcase the quality and craftsmanship that go into every piece we work on. Each item tells its own story, and we’re proud to have brought these timeless pieces back to life with care and attention to detail.

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Warwickshire Cane Seating

Warwickshire Cane Seating

Warwickshire Cane Seating Repairs and Replacements

Warwickshire Cane Seating
3 weeks ago
Warwickshire Cane Seating

Recaning a seat using sheet cane, appears easier than hand weaving a traditional seat. However the most tricky bit is removing the cane and the old bead that is glued in, without damaging the chair.
I use a drill to make some holes, then a steam kettle, then very carefully using a hammer and a spline chisel to lift out the bead. ... See MoreSee Less

Recaning a seat using sheet cane, appears easier than hand weaving a traditional seat. However the most tricky bit is removing the cane and the old bead that is glued in, without damaging the chair. I use a drill to make some holes, then a steam kettle, then very carefully using a hammer and a spline chisel to lift out the bead.Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment
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Warwickshire Cane Seating
3 weeks ago
Warwickshire Cane Seating

Nice little stool re caned, no cane on the stool when it arrived, so it gave me free rein to decide on the width of cane myself, used 2.2 cane ... See MoreSee Less

Nice little stool re caned, no cane on the stool when it arrived, so it gave me free rein to decide on the width of cane myself, used 2.2 caneImage attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment
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Warwickshire Cane Seating
1 month ago
Warwickshire Cane Seating

Really pleased with this screen, a very different project for me, unfortunately couldn’t remove the wire as it was integral to the build, so couldn’t fix the cane onto the reverse, as would be normal. So had some frames made and soaked the sheet cane and then stretched it over the cane, glued and held it using loads of washing pegs. ... See MoreSee Less

Really pleased with this screen, a very different project for me, unfortunately couldn’t remove the wire as it was integral to the build, so couldn’t fix the cane onto the reverse, as would be normal. So had some frames made and soaked the sheet cane and then stretched it over the cane, glued and held it using loads of washing pegs.Image attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment
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Testimonials

  • “I used Fiona to repair the cane on my antique chair and I was so happy with the finished product; it looked really professional. She kept me informed of progress from start to finish and the work was, I thought, reasonably priced too. Would recommend.”

    - FIONA

  • “I would highly recommend Fiona. Her attention to detail is second to none and she discusses all available options so you feel entirely confident with the outcome.”

    - DAWN

Contact Us

Have a piece in need of restoration or looking for expert advice on your cane furniture? Get in touch with us today. Whether you have questions about our services or want to discuss a custom project, we’re here to help. Simply fill out the enquiry form, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible. We look forward to working with you to restore your furniture to its former glory.

Cane Seat Restoration

The Bakehouse
Knightcote
Southam
Warwickshire
CV47 2EF

Email:      info@caneseatrestoration.co.uk

Phone:    01295 770637

Phone:    07799 005 383

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    01295 770 637

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    07799 005 383