Conservators are able to address cracks and breakages with historically appropriate techniques, re-adhering broken areas and in some cases recreating lost parts where the original is missing. Our specialists typically restore:

• Dust and debris build-up
• Deterioration from rot
• Loss of varnish or polish
• Loss of colour
• Accidental breakages
• Cracks and flaking
• Recreation of missing details
• Water damage from floods and leaks
• Fire and smoke damage

They can also reapply the original finish of a sculpture, whether this is french polish, lacquer, gilding, paintwork or wax.

When an area is missing or beyond repair, our team can perfectly recreate and colour-match new pieces, allowing the sculpture to return to stable condition with its original visual appeal.

Loose or failing joins, as well as historic areas of repair, can be stabilised to ensure your object is in good condition without fear of continued deterioration.

Our team has previously restored a variety of wooden objects including:

• Guy Taplin sculptures
• Wooden figurines
• Church sculptures
• Chess pieces
• Croquet set pieces
• Sculptural furniture decoration