They restored 2 pieces for me beautifully. One was an original oil painting owned by my mother. The other was a shadow box of Muhammad Ali and the Beatles. read more

We have asked Laura to restore two pieces of porcelain. One was a 4' Imari vase cracked in shipping because someone dropped it (one of a pair) and the other was a large Meissen vase where the bottom section of the vase was literally shattered in shipping (also one of a pair). In both cases, Laura completely restored both vases so that it is now impossible to tell which one of the pair was ever damaged. Really excellent work. We've also had her clean a very old Russian icon, and repair damaged Japanese lacquer. In all cases the work was exceptional! Could not be happier with the quality of the work! read more

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I had a painting that had got wet, and even hold it on once The painting was back before the promised date. It was perfect, beautiful, extremely well done. A lot less expensive than the first person I had gotten to quote the repair and restretch of the Canvas. See pics! read more

Brown Mountain Art Restoration - Art Restoration Near Me - Dallas, Texas

Brown Mountain has done several very eclectic projects for me that I couldn't find anyone else to do. An enamel Hermes bracelet with a chip out of it, a taxidermy tortoise with a missing eye and a ceramic vase broken in 2. Every time, the work has been of the very best quality and craftsmanship and given the difficulty of the repairs, the fact that the repairs were not noticeable to the naked eye, goes to Show what kind of artistic ability is being implemented at that studio. The staff is friendly, the work is always of quality and the proposals are always honest, straight forward and objective. 5 stars across the board! read more

I am actually Yelping this group because I used them to restore an original American impressionist 2x3' painting years ago and was looking for their information to have them rework another painting by the same artist. They cleaned it and "bound" it with a chemical process that kept it from chipping off. It hangs in my office and is stunning. I have no idea how much this may cost at another place, but it was very, very pricy. I had heard great things about this group and took the hit because this is a family heirloom. I'm glad I could trust them but holy cow! :) read more

I have been using Laura at Brown Mountain for over 15 years to restore broken and chipped porcelain, pottery and antique majolica. Laura and her team have always done an outstanding job. They quote me pricing in 3 ways: 1) glue only 2) partial restoration 3) full restoration. I am able to choose the option that fits within my budget and I have never been disappointed. Most of the time you would NEVER know that the piece was ever broken or damaged after the team at Brown Mountain performs their magic. It's truly amazing how well they are able to repair my broken pieces. I have used Brown Mountain both for personal sentimental pieces and on many occasions for pieces that I sell in my antique business. They have repaired everything from my grandmother's chipped gravy boat to a completely shattered monumental barbotine vase that came back from Europe in many pieces. They have rebuilt missing pieces from my Herend porcelain and rebuilt pottery flowers that were missing from majolica cachepots. I have tried other art restorers in Dallas for porcelain and majolica repair and I come away disappointed and overwhelmed by the high pricing. This never happens at Brown Mountain. I can attest that Brown Mountain Art Restoration is the best in DFW (and likely far beyond) for repairing any and all broken pottery and china. read more

The gals at Brown Mountain are amazing! If you have a vase or lamp broken into several pieces, they can make it look new again! They also do an excellent job of restoring old paintings. Highly recommended. read more

I took an antique Delft plate to Brown that had been broken into 5 nice sized pieces with a few chips. For $100 expected a good repair that would be "somewhat transparent on the face of the plate"--not so, it is very obvious it was broken & the breaks are readily visible with amateurish fill in touch ups. I've had work like this done before with another company (I was unable to reach) at a more reasonable price & much bettter result. I could have done this job with a little Elmers! read more