Colonial Ceramic Vessel Retreatment
Image courtesy: Collections of The Charleston Museum
Link to story on Charleston Museum website: https://www.charlestonmuseum.org/news-events/museum-partners-with-warren-lasch-conservation-center-to-restore-a-colonial-ceramic-vessel/
The Charleston Museum requested the conservation of a colonial ceramic vessel in their collection. The vessel, in poor condition from a previous restoration attempt, was disassembled by WLCC staff and reconstructed using conservation-grade adhesive and fill materials. The result was a more complete vessel with an accurate profile and minimally intrusive repairs.
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