We specialise in the treatment of sculptures constructed from almost all material types, including metal, stone, ceramics, glass, bronze, wood and plastics. Their condition is assessed to identify damage, deterioration, or structural issues then an individualised comprehensive conservation plan is devised for treatment to stabilise, repair or restore.   

Our conservators use a range of techniques to clean and remove dirt, dust, pollutants, and unwanted coatings from the surface of sculptures and when necessary, carry out restoration work to repair structural damage including cracks, fractures or missing parts of the sculpture. This process involves using compatible materials and techniques to reconstruct or recreate elements that have deteriorated or been lost over time. The goal is to maintain the original aesthetic and historical integrity of the sculpture. 

For a wider body of sculptural works, we have the expertise to write and implement maintenance plans for whole collections or special pieces.  Our annual maintenance service ensures the ongoing preservation, aesthetic value and cultural significance of each work. 

Our conservators offer advice on displaying and storing sculptures for their optimal conservation including maintaining stable conditions and humidity levels, staying away from direct sunlight where possible and protection from dust, pollutants and physical contact. Support structures and cushioning materials can also be utilised to prevent any stress on the sculpture.

Contact us today to discuss your painting conservation needs and let us help preserve the beauty and integrity of your art for future generations to appreciate.