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GLASS
![]() Louis Comfort Tiffany tulip vase restorationMissing pieces are molded and cast in place with clear thermosetting resin. | ![]() Part of an Art Deco lamp baseGlass repair relies on very low-viscosity adhesives that don't shrink or yellow. | ![]() Overhead globe from a church ceilingMissing design can be recreated with stencils and translucent paints. |
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![]() Glass candelabraCandelabra cleaning and repair is a specialty. Internal armatures can be straightened, and missing prisms can be replaced. | ![]() Dale Chihuly "ink pot"Before treatment | ![]() Dale Chihuly "ink pot"After treatment |
![]() Faience necklace before treatmentFaience is an early proto-glass, with a vitrified surface and a crumbly interior. | ![]() Faience necklace after treatmentSealing the break surfaces well is critical to a good repair. | ![]() Faded glass lampshade panelsThe original light sensitive pigments had dramatically faded on these panels. |
![]() Faded glass lampshade panelsFirst, all sixteen panels were removed from the armature. | ![]() Faded glass lampshade panelsThe panels were cleaned, the remaining pigment was sealed, and the new pigment was stenciled onto the surface. | ![]() Faded glass lampshade panels |
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