Full Product Details
Author: Susan Buys ,
Victoria Oakley
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd
Edition: New edition
Dimensions:
Width: 18.90cm
, Height: 1.40cm
, Length: 24.60cm
Weight: 0.566kg
ISBN: 9780750632195
ISBN 10: 0750632194
Pages: 254
Publication Date: 28 November 1996
Audience:
College/higher education
,
General/trade
,
Tertiary & Higher Education
,
General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
'We found this a welcome addition to our books on ceramic restoration and conservation as it is some years since an authoritative book has been published. It is impressive, comprehensive and well-illustrated ... It immediately proved to be a useful reference book for our workshop - both to check procedures and as a reminder for alternative methods.' Shella de Cort and Gina Kelland, private restorers - Conservation News, July 1994. 'This book does not teach 'conservation by numbers', but for trainees or practising conservators wishing to refresh knowledge, or solve a problem, this is a treasure house.' Susan Bradley, Head of Conservation Research, British Museum, Museums Journal, August 1994 - Museums Journal, August 1994. 'the fundamental principles and processes will remain usable for many years, making this an excellent reference book.' Studies in Conservation, February 1995 - Studies in Conservation, February 1995. 'It is a good investment for those involved with ceramics.' Conservation News '...a thorough and comprehensive review...' New Heritage Magazine
'We found this a welcome addition to our books on ceramic restoration and conservation as it is some years since an authoritative book has been published. It is impressive, comprehensive and well-illustrated ... It immediately proved to be a useful reference book for our workshop - both to check procedures and as a reminder for alternative methods.' Shella de Cort and Gina Kelland, private restorers - Conservation News, July 1994. 'This book does not teach 'conservation by numbers', but for trainees or practising conservators wishing to refresh knowledge, or solve a problem, this is a treasure house.' Susan Bradley, Head of Conservation Research, British Museum, Museums Journal, August 1994 - Museums Journal, August 1994. 'the fundamental principles and processes will remain usable for many years, making this an excellent reference book.' Studies in Conservation, February 1995 - Studies in Conservation, February 1995. 'It is a good investment for those involved with ceramics.' Conservation News '...a thorough and comprehensive review...' New Heritage Magazine
Author Information
former Head of Ceramics and Glass Conservation, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, Head of Ceramics and Glass Conservation, Victoria and Albert Museum, London
