https://www.vincentreed.com/ Vincent Reed is the globally recognised wood restoration specialist based in London providing worldwide consultancy services and heritage woodwork restoration to historic furniture and stately home interiors and exteriors.
We pride ourselves on the quality and authenticity of our wooden furniture restoration: from paintings to solid oak floorboards; to 17th Century Sir Christopher Wren Bolection panelling in a stately home.
Vincent Reed is a highly accomplished expert in the wooden restoration industry, he is regularly invited to speak at woodwork industry-renowned conferences spanning the globe, from Abu Dhabi, to Sweden to here in the UK.In 2019, Vincent visited Ethiopia to examine timbered buildings more than 1300 years old as a committee member of an official ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) delegation.
Not only was he honoured to make a presentation at the African UN HQ, to delegates from around the world on the importance of more sensitive timber restoration and preservation, Vincent made a very exciting discovery of apotropaic marks and symbols comparative to those found in the UK, which suggested they go back at least 5,000 years and are pre-Christian in origin. Vincent was subsequently invited to be an international member of ICOMOS which no doubt will offer further exciting possibilities to experience historic sites globally
We pride ourselves on the quality and authenticity of our wooden furniture restoration: from paintings to solid oak floorboards; to 17th Century Sir Christopher Wren Bolection panelling in a stately home.
Vincent Reed is a highly accomplished expert in the wooden restoration industry, he is regularly invited to speak at woodwork industry-renowned conferences spanning the globe, from Abu Dhabi, to Sweden to here in the UK.In 2019, Vincent visited Ethiopia to examine timbered buildings more than 1300 years old as a committee member of an official ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) delegation.
Not only was he honoured to make a presentation at the African UN HQ, to delegates from around the world on the importance of more sensitive timber restoration and preservation, Vincent made a very exciting discovery of apotropaic marks and symbols comparative to those found in the UK, which suggested they go back at least 5,000 years and are pre-Christian in origin. Vincent was subsequently invited to be an international member of ICOMOS which no doubt will offer further exciting possibilities to experience historic sites globally
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