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<p>[QUOTE="TWG, post: 11813252, member: 88674"]Very much appreciate the replies on this! I will continue to look and ask around the fine furniture/clock restorers and antiquers locally. Thanks for the thoughts on doing the work myself - but there's no chance I could do this type of work, the brass boulle detail is literally as thin as a pin in many places, you'd need an extremely deft hand and finely sharpened tools to do the work I reckon. I'll try jewelers as well, and report back again.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="TWG, post: 11813252, member: 88674"]Very much appreciate the replies on this! I will continue to look and ask around the fine furniture/clock restorers and antiquers locally. Thanks for the thoughts on doing the work myself - but there's no chance I could do this type of work, the brass boulle detail is literally as thin as a pin in many places, you'd need an extremely deft hand and finely sharpened tools to do the work I reckon. I'll try jewelers as well, and report back again.[/QUOTE]
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