Alexander Oastler Ltd has operated in Dundee for more than 160 years, being founded in 1863.
It specialised in bespoke furniture, renovations, design and refurbishments for commercial and domestic customers.
All 23 jobs have been lost after liquidators Interpath were appointed on Tuesday, April 21.
Increasing costs paired with “lower levels of housebuilding” contributed to the collapse of the firm, the company’s director told The Courier.
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Alistair McAlinden, joint provisional liquidator and head of Interpath in Scotland, said: “Originally established in 1863, the Oastler business has a long and storied heritage of providing specialist…