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Sample rows

10 of the 359 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 55 businesses, 38 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 32.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 355 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 320 rated businesses is 5.0, and 174 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 251 email addresses, 81 (32%) are role addresses such as info@, 53 (21%) name a person and 117 (47%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this antique furniture restoration service email list?

The file has 359 Google Maps listings in the Antique furniture restoration service category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a workshop that repairs, refinishes, reupholsters or conserves old furniture. A cabinetmaker who works alone in a garage and a restoration studio with several craftspeople each take one row.

A total of 251 listings have an email address from the workshop's own website, one for each business. Phone numbers appear on 349 rows, and 233 rows have a website. Restorers rely on word of mouth and on calls from customers who are standing next to a damaged chair, so the phone number is nearly always present.

All 359 rows carry one category. What the shop actually does, whether caning, French polishing, gilding, veneer repair or upholstery, is only visible in the business name and on the website.

How can you segment the file?

Work with the CSV in Excel or Google Sheets and trim it before you send. Three cuts are worth making.

Search the business name column for the craft word you care about. Upholstery, refinishing, caning, gilding, antiques, conservation and cabinet are common in names in this trade. A supplier of upholstery fabric wants the first, and a finish maker wants the second.

Use state and city for local reach. California has 55 listings, Texas 32 and New York 23. Los Angeles, New York, Houston and New Orleans lead the cities.

The email type column shows 53 named-person addresses, 81 role addresses such as info@ and 117 addresses on free mail domains such as Gmail. A free-mail address often means the owner's own mailbox is the business inbox.

• Craft word in the business name: upholstery, refinishing, caning, gilding.
• State and city, to match a supplier route or a trade show.
• Email type: free-mail addresses for owner-craftspeople, role addresses for studios.
• Website: 233 rows to review.

Who buys an antique furniture restoration service email list?

The buyers supply materials and tools to restorers. Shellac, wax, stain, lacquer and wood filler makers sell finishing products. Specialty hardware companies supply reproduction brass pulls, hinges and locks for period pieces. Upholstery suppliers sell horsehair, webbing, springs, tacks and fabric by the yard. Hardwood and veneer dealers sell stock to cabinetmakers who must match a species.

Tool makers that sell hand planes, clamps and chisels reach the same shops. Auction houses and antique dealers use the list to find restorers they can refer sellers to. Business insurance brokers cover workshop fire and fine-art-style transit risks. Moving and crating firms that handle fragile furniture look for restorers who ship pieces. Online marketplaces and design magazines look for craftspeople to feature.

How do you run outreach to antique furniture restorers?

Restorers work with their hands for most of the day and check email in the evening. They also dislike generic messages, because every client has a different piece with a different problem. Begin with a sentence that shows you know the trade, then state what you sell and ask a question that a craftsperson can answer in a line.

Gmail and other free-mail addresses are 117 of the 251 addresses. They usually reach the shop owner directly, so write them like a note from one tradesperson to another. Role addresses such as info@ go to the studio's office or the person who handles client requests, so ask for the person who orders finishes, hardware or fabric.

A sample, a swatch card or a small trial order does better than a catalog link in this trade, because restorers judge materials by touch. Offer to mail one, and ask for a shipping address in the reply.

Check the website where one exists. A shop that shows gilded frames needs gold leaf, and one that shows dining chairs needs different glue. Send in small batches and follow up once.

What email rules apply when you contact restoration workshops?

Each promotional message should end with the physical address of your company and a plain way to stop receiving mail from you. When an owner replies asking you to stop, take that address out of your sending list at once.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California leads with 55 listings, 38 of which have an email. Texas has 32 listings and 22 emails, New York 23 and 16, Ohio 14 and 10, and Georgia 13 and 9. Florida and Louisiana each show 12 listings and 8 emails, Colorado 11 and 8, then Maryland and Pennsylvania with 10 listings and 7 emails each.

Among cities, Los Angeles has 9 listings, New York and Houston 6 each, New Orleans and Dallas 5 each, and San Francisco, Colorado Springs and Baltimore 4 each. Vista and Fresno have 3 each.

A material supplier with a warehouse can take the closest state first and mail samples. A seller of software or insurance can run California and Texas, which hold the most workshops.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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