Mosaic conservation and restoration
Archaeological wall painting conservation
Far right. Bronze statue. The internal support broke after a fall and the sections came apart. The support was repaired and the statue was reassembled.
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Mosaic conservation and restoration Archaeological wall painting conservation
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Theo Sturge originally trained as an archaeological conservator, and spent many years working in museums on both archaeological material recovered from excavations,and more recent historic material. A variety of items can be treated ranging from metal work to pottery. If in doubt please ask, if it not something that can be treated here, guidance will be given on finding an alternative conservator/restorer. | ||
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Near right. Hilt of Saxon sword conserved for a private client. Corroding areas were consolidated
and a sealed purpose made Perspex box was constructed so that it could be kept dry to prevent further
corrosion. Conserved for a private client.
Far right. Bronze statue. The internal support broke after a fall and the sections came apart. The support was repaired and the statue was reassembled. |
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