Removal of mortars and cleaning of the tile backside; Glaze cleaning; Gaps consolidation; Gaps filling and chromatic reintegration; Filling of larger gaps with tile replicas; Protective finish.
African Terracotta Pottery Storage Jar
Conservation Status: Large fracture; Deterioration of edges; Absence of ceramic slurry; Accumulated dust on the whole surface.
Intervention: Cleaning; Edges consolidation; Bonding; filling; Chromatic reintegration; Protective Finish.
Ceramic tiles conservation
Mortars removal; Glaze cleaning; Gaps consolidation.
Ceramic tiles conservation
Chromatic reintegration
Soft Stone Vessel – The National Museum, Sultanate of Oman
Surface cleaning , mechanical removal of concretions
Oriental Porcelain Pot Lid
Conservation Status: Numerous fractures; Aged and poorly executed bonding with saliente glue; Edges degradation and absence of ceramic paste; Impregnated dirt in the whole surface.
Intervention: Previous intervention removal; Cleaning; Fragments Bonding; Filling with epoxy resin, inert charges and inorganic pigments; Protective finish by performing a intervention of museological character.
Hand painted opalescent glass lamp
Conservation Status: Numerous fractures; Absence of glass material; Impregnated dirt in the edges and surface.
Intervention: Cleaning; Bonding; Filling; Chromatic reintegration; Protective Finish.
Persian glazed ceramic vessel – The National Museum, Sultanate of Oman
Conservation status: Impregnated dirt and calcareous concretions in the glazed surface; Detached glazed in progress and loss of glaze in some areas;
Intervention: Dirt and concretions removal; Surface cleaning; Consolidation; Glaze gap filling and levelling; Chromatic reintegration of fill; Protective Finish.
Conservation Intervention of a Majolica Stove from XVI century belonging to Salzburg Museum
Conservation status: Previous intervention presenting excessive and aged repainting, as well as inappropriate fillers, without complying with the original aesthetic program according to fragment later discovered, whose replacement in the object was not possible; Dirt impregnated throughout the surface.
Intervention: Removal of excess fillers and repainting; Cleaning; Edge consolidation; Fill; Fill leveling; Chromatic reintegration allowing the identification of the new intervention; Protective finish.
Porcelain Bowl from Ming Dynasty – The National Museum, Sultanate of Oman
Conservation status: Previous intervention with poorly executed bonding with saliente glue and misplaced fragments; Ceramic elements united with two copper repair pins extremely oxidized; Several fractures; Absence of ceramic material; Impregnated dirt in the gaps edges and object surface.
Intervention: Previous intervention elements removal; Cleaning; Bonding; Filling; Leveling fills; Chromatic reintegration; Protective Finish.