A specialist workshop dedicated to the restoration of antique furniture, serving churches and private collectors across the Friuli region.
At a glance
Crestan Andrea Antiquity is a furniture restoration atelier located in central Pordenone. The workshop specializes in the conservation and revival of wooden furniture, from ecclesiastical pieces to private collections, returning each object to its original character and craftsmanship.
History
Andrea Crestan has built a distinguished practice over many years, undertaking major restoration commissions for significant religious institutions in the region. His work includes the furniture of the Santissima church, the church of Christ, and the cathedral of San Marco in Pordenone. He has also restored ecclesiastical furnishings for Santa Lucia in Prata, the parish church of Roveredo in Piano, and the church of Murlis.
What you see
The workshop occupies a modest space on Corso Vittorio Emanuele, tucked within the Corte Palazzo Policreti courtyard. The interior reveals dense arrangements of carved and inlaid wooden pieces in various stages of restoration—furniture of differing values and styles awaiting renewed life.
Cultural significance
The atelier represents a continuity of craft knowledge in the conservation of wooden heritage. By restoring both ecclesiastical and domestic furnishings, Crestan contributes to the preservation of regional cultural memory embedded in functional and decorative arts.
Key facts
- Address: Corso Vittorio Emanuele 16, Corte Palazzo Policreti, Pordenone
- Coordinates: 45.95736306284885, 12.659125328063965
- Phone: 339.8810410
- Website: http://crestanrestauri.it/
Practical information
The workshop accepts both ecclesiastical commissions and private restoration requests. Hours and appointment availability are not listed; contact directly via phone or website to arrange a visit or discuss restoration projects.
Getting there
The workshop is situated on Corso Vittorio Emanuele in the historic center of Pordenone. It occupies a discrete position within the Corte Palazzo Policreti courtyard, accessible to those who know to seek it out.
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