The sooner a broken item is taken to a conservator, the better. Ceramic and glass will not normally deteriorate whilst awaiting repair, but edges are likely to get dirty and - Japanese porcelain - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	The sooner a broken item is taken to a conservator, the better. Ceramic and glass will not normally deteriorate whilst awaiting repair, but edges are likely to get dirty and Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-08-09 09:43:09 Open Document File Size: 151,99 KB Share Result on Facebook City Vienna / London / Worcester / Derby / Bristol / Plymouth / / Company Glass Conservation Group / / Country United Kingdom / Ireland / / / Facility Downstream Building / London Bridge / Icon THE INSTITUTE OF CONSERVATION / The Institute of Conservation / Institute of Conservation / / IndustryTerm metal mounts / transportation / tiniest chips / / Organization Royal Commission for the Exhibition / Institute of Conservation / / / Position author / custodian / dishwasher / / Technology tiniest chips / / URL www.conservationregister.com / www.icon.org.uk / www.royalcommission1851.org.uk / / SocialTag Ceramic art Porcelain Chinese ceramics Tile Ceramic Japanese pottery and porcelain Soft-paste porcelain Stoneware Earthenware Visual arts

The sooner a broken item is taken to a conservator, the better. Ceramic and glass will not normally deteriorate whilst awaiting repair, but edges are likely to get dirty andAdd to Reading List