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Gregg Perry is the lead decorative arts, wood restoration and metallurgy professor at the National Watch & Clock Museum in Columbia, PA.
As a highly skilled restorer and conservator, Gregg applies traditional techniques to care for some of the finest furniture collection the the world. Perry, a 25-year Chippendale furniture make and designer, studied and received a degree in Paris, France for furniture conservation/restoration at the famous Ecolé Boulle and Louvre museum. He is the only American to complete the full program to date.
In his studio, he works with a wide range of conservation issues, from general wear and tear to fire and flood damage. Before any work is done, the history an condition of the property is examined carefully. This ensures that all restoration is sympathetic and appropriate to the object and will not alter its intrinsic and monetary value.
Perry's restoration is distinguished by the scholarship that informs his approach. He invites you to contact him and explore his is Preservation Studio can help you conserve and protect your treasured antiques.
