Treatment Examples
	Inuit Carving in Stone This sculpture was previously repaired with a foaming adhesive. After reversing the previous repair, the foot was reattached with a more appropriate adhesive and losses were filled, smoothed, and toned to match surrounding areas.   Details         Before Treatment                       After Treatment

Japanese Doll  c. 1840 This is one of a collection of forty four Japanese Dolls, which were conserved for the Maridon Museum in Butler, PA. Details           Before Treatment                                                  After Treatment

French Table Clock (c. 1870) This clock was damaged in transit. A panel was detached from the top and numerous fragments were missing from the peak. The panel was reattached and extant fragments were reconstructed. Losses were filled, smoothed, and toned to match surrounding areas. Details        Before Treatment                                  After Treatment

Bronze Sculpture This sculpture was exposured to sea water which caused corrosion. The corrosion was reduced; the surfaces were coated with wax and buffed. Details       Before Treatment                                 After Treatment