Porcelain : repair and restoration
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Porcelain : repair and restoration
British Museum Press, 2002
2nd ed
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Previous ed.: 1983
Includes bibliographical references (p. 154) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This text explains simply, step-by-step, how even inexperienced amateurs can achieve excellent results when they embark on porcelain restoration. Would-be restorers are introduced to the many options available and encouraged to discover which techniques suit their individual circumstances. Each stage in the process is illustrated and there is advice on the functions and uses of specialist tools. The book should prove of use to the experienced professional restorer as well as the novice.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements Foreword by Dr W.A. Oddy (Keeper, Department of Conservation, British Museum) Introduction Health and Safety 1 The History of Ceramic Repair 2 Documentation and Examination 3 Dismantling and Cleaning 4 Reconstruction 5 Replacing Missing Parts 6 Colour Mixing 7 Spraying and Painting 8 The Finishing Touches: painting, false glazing and gilding Training Setting up a Workshop Glossary Materials Manufacturers and Suppliers Reading List: restoration, conservation technology, art history Index
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