A veneer shim made from tulip-wood is created then is placed into the void. The shim is glued into the void then trimmed to historic surfaces.
JBC: White Patriotic Jumper Treatment, Tail, Part I
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- Wooden and Stone Objects + Traditional Finishes
- Monterey Desk Restoration
- SPANISH RED MASON MONTEREY A-FRAME
- Louis XV Polychrome Commode Ca. 1730
- Louis XIV Chest
- Chinese Diorama Table, 1
- Mognat of Paris Steamer Trunk
- Flax Wheel
- Chinese Statue Conservation Treatment
- Chinese General Guard Statue Conservation Treatment
- Circus Ball
- Jantzen Beach Carousel
- Upholstered Objects
- Louis XIV Revival Fauteuil
- Biltmore Bellows
- Dutch Spindleback Ca 1600
- Planter’s Chair Informal Treatment
- Stickley Chairs
- Gustav Stickley Ladderback Arm Chair
- Crown Chair, Ca 1955, Los Angeles
- Two Third Republic / Louis XVI Bergères ca 1900
- Hunzinger “Lollipop” Chair
- Mason Monterey Club Chair
- “Jerry Lamb” Wingback Ca. 2010
- Windsor Rocker
- Wingback Slipcover Details
- Textiles + Quilts + Beaded Objects
- Antique Quilts: Care and Repair
- Washington State Flag
- CRAZY QUILT WEDDING QUILT “TOPPER”
- MARK ADAMS “RANUCULUS” TAPESTRY CONSERVATION
- Mary’s Log Cabin Quilt
- Conservation of Margaret Rose’s Sampler Ca 1832
- CRATER LAKE CENTENNIAL QUILT REPAIR
- Crater Lake Centennial Quilt
- Yves Telemak Beaded Voudo Textile: Ezilí Dantor
- STAR of BETHLEHEM QUILT RESTORATION
- Frances Normandin’s Crewel Work
- Hoyt Family Quilt, 1
- LIBERTY COVERLET ca 1841
- Textile Conservation: Victorian Beaded Angel Needlepoint
- CRATER LAKE CENTENNIAL QUILT REPAIR
- Victorian Firescreen Textile Treatment
- Texaco Fire Chief Gasoline Banner
- Suzi Piegols’ Textile
- Monterey+Rancho Styles for Sale
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