In honor of the 250th anniversary of the 4th of July, let me offer up our recent treatment of a casting of Bela Pratt's version of Nathan Hale. This sculpture was mounted in the grounds of Mitchell College in New London in the 1970's to be seen as a role model for the students. Two young men objected to this, however, and snuck out at night to paint the sculpture red. They were found out and made to remove the paint - unfortunately also removing surface coatings and patina

We often work in concert with paintings conservators to restore gilded frames. This belonged to a private owner. For museum pieces, we...

A devastating house fire caused by an electrical short resulted in the severe damage to this heirloom piece. We were able to salvage the...

Well, this was an unusual request - it is not often that art conservators are called upon to assist the National Security Agency! This...

One of our favorite projects - this pot from southwest Connecticut was presented to us assembled incorrectly! We took down the old,...

This project has a great backstory! During a lull in ownership of this Victorian mansion, a section of the elaborate wall mural in the...

There are some projects that are just a joy to work on. These beautiful steel herons live on a riverside bank of lush green grass...

The New Haven Museum boasts an imposing front plaza entry for its Colonial Revival building. We were very pleased to contribute to its...

Recently, we conserved a sculpture by the poet Jean-Francois Bory loaned to an exhibition at the Beinecke Library at Yale University. ...