Art and Antiques Restoration and Conservation – ART ANTIQUES RESTORATION CONSERVATION

RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION OF ART AND ANTIQUES SINCE 1982

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Our trained and skilled staff utilize numerous techniques, many developed in and unique to our studio, to regularly produce results beyond the expectations of the most demanding collectors, dealers, auction houses and discerning individuals. Working with antique painting and sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, enamel, glass, metalwork and organic materials as well as plastics.

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Restoration and conservation of art and antiques in a variety of media from many cultures

A tour through our portfolio will provide an overview of the countless objects restored by ARK for the past 40 years. From those of ancient cultures to the factories and ateliers of noted makers.

Contact us: eMail: mail@arkrestoration.net Phone : 212-244–1028

Ceramics

Porcelain, Pottery, Faience, Majolica, Raku, etc.

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Jewelry

Jewelry and Precious Objects. Metals,Stone,Enamels

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Sculpture

Three-Dimentional Objects in a variety of materials

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Enamel

Enamel Objects In a Variety of Technique..

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Glass

Restoration, Repair and Conservation of Glass

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Metal Work

Restoration, Repair and Conservation of Metal Works.

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Miscellaneous Objects

Restoration, Repair and Conservation of Objects

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Before and After Portfolio

Restoration and Conservation of Before and After Portfolio.

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i. Terracotta Sculpture India 11th Century AD. Before and After Picture.
i. Picasso Ceramic Plate. Authentic Madoura Ceramic Ramié Flute Playerand Goat.
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i. A South German Limewood Sculpture of the Risen Christ . Original Gesso and Polychrome Late 15th – early 16th Century
i. Roy Lichtenstein Sculpture “Landscape Mobile”. Porcelain, painted bronze and acrylic.
i. Sculpture of a Court or “Fat” Lady. Tang dynasty, (618–907 ce)
i. Pablo Picasso 1881 – 1973. Plat Poisson
i. Glass Vase by Dale Chihuly. Contemporary, USA
i. Double Gourd Chinese Vase. MING DYNASTY (1368-1644)
i. Thomas Whieldon ( 1719 – 1795). Stoke-on-Trent, England
i. One of a set of “Eight Immortals” ivory carving.
i. 19th Century American Glass Vase.
i. Corrida, 1953, round dish, earthenware clay, Madoura Plein Feu / Empreinte originale de Picasso stamps, diameter 42 cm
i. Hand Fan of Princess Victoria Adelaide Mary Louise was the eldest daughter of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert
i. Restoration of Oil Paintings on Canvas
i. Red figure, bell krater Greek Vase broken in numerous pieces.
i. Alfredo Ravasco Box. Agate, Calcedony, Sapphires, Enamel.
i. Ancient Chinese Bronze
i. Renaissance Cross. Gold and Enamel
i. Chelsea porcelain manufactory. Pair of Candlesticks ca. 1760-69
i. Louis Majorelle “Magnolia” table lamp, gilt bronze and carved glass, circa 1903.
i. Roman, Gold Ring with Broken Carnelian Intaglio. Before and After Picture.
i. Warring States Period. Eastern Zhou Inlaid Bronze
i. Qing Dynasty. Kangxi Porcelain
i. Spelter (White Metal) sculpture on marble base.
i. Louis Comfort Tiffany Ceramic Vase
i. Plique-a-jour Enamel and Gold Pendant. Vever Joaillerie, Circa 1900.
i. Paris porcelain vase, circa 1820.
i. Dale Chihuly Art Glass Sculpture
i. Hand Fan. Spanish, 19th century Painted silk, carved and gilded mother of pearl
i. Crater Vase. Imperial Porcelain Factory, Russia, circa 1840.
i. 19th Century French Ormolu Banded Agate Box
i. Pablo Picasso (1881-1973) & Ateliers Madoura, Picador et taureau
i. Emeralds and Diamonds Platinum Ring. Edwardian period.
Restoration and Conservation of Precious Objects
i. Gilded Bronze and Semiprecious Stones Box
Bronze and Semiprecious Stones Jewelry Box
i. Tea Caddy. Chantilly Porcelain, 1730 – 1800.
i. Silver and Malachite Candelabras. Imperial Russian silver marks.
i. Worcester porcelain serving dish. English circa 1770.
i. Restoration of Ceramic Bowl. Japanese Kintsugi Method.
Pablo Picasso Ceramic Jug
Restoration and Conservation of Picasso Ceramics
i. Wooden Jar. Arthur and Lucia Mathews. Arts and Crafts Movement.
i. Pablo Picasso. Glass Sculpture “Centaur”
Restoration and Conservation of Picasso Ceramics
i. Enamel on Gold Watch
i. Rozenburg DenHaag Art Nouveau Plate, Late 19th Century.
i. Broken Jade Plaque, China.
i. Brooch. Gold, silver, diamonds, enamel. 19 th Century, France.
i. Creation of Missing Pieces
i. Micro Mosaic. “St. Agnes”
i. Gold, silver, diamonds, rubies and enamel brooch.
Silver Filigree, Enamel and Carved Coral Bracelet.
i. Pharmacy jar. Guidobono or Valente Factory, Italian (late 17th, early 18th century)
i. Cloisonne Enamel. Crane Candelabra.
i. Chelsea Porcelain, Sauceboat Covers
i. Porcelain Basket. 19th century, England
i. Meissen Porcelain Factory Candlestick. 19th Century, Germany
i. Louis Comfort Tiffany Enamel Jar.