Following in his father’s footsteps, Philip is a second-generation restorer, conservator, and furniture maker with experience spanning all aspects of antique restoration, conservation, and cabinetmaking. Trained under his father’s guidance, he developed a respect for traditional craftsmanship from an early age, and later refined his skills while working in London alongside some of the country’s leading restorers and conservators at long-established firms.

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He has had the privilege of working on pieces from significant private collections across the UK, Europe, and North America; and his restoration work has featured on pieces exhibited and sold at leading international fairs including Masterpiece, TEFAF Maastricht, LAPADA, and the Decorative Fair.

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Throughout his career, Philip has regularly carried out conservation and restoration work for clients of major international auction houses such as Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and Bonhams, as well as for prominent dealers in London and beyond. He approaches each project with a focus on preserving both the integrity and narrative of every piece, combining historical insight with meticulous craftsmanship.