Conservation of Anglo-Saxon objects discovered by a metal detectorist and donated to the Bucks County Museum. Amongst the finds were a copper alloy vessel and sword.

A 20th century Venetian glass vase in the shape of an amphora with intricate latticinio cane work and encased gold leaf. The vase was broken at the base and could not be displayed without treatment.

Assessment and cleaning of a pair of chandeliers at the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology.

An exceptional 18th century Chinese enamelled copperware Fruit Tray painted with vibrant motifs of exotic fruit and flowers. The tray was damaged when the mounting system failed, causing surface loss and distortion.

A 19th century Cantonese porcelain bowl decorated with colourful overglaze enamels and gilding. This punch bowl is a treasured family heirloom passed down through four generations from Captain William Stuart of the merchant clippers Tweed and Loch Etive.

Conservation of a Arctic seal gut parka for the Mayflower exhibition at Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum. The parka was cleaned, reshaped and damaged areas were supported with removable fills. A lightweight mount from Fosshape™ was also produced to better support the delicate object.

Studio conservation of severely damaged Heaton, Butler & Bayne stained glass panel

Conservation of medical objects for loan

Initial cleaning and consolidation trials to the original 19th century paint scheme to the iron transept screens at St Peter's Church, Dayleford, near Stow-on-the-Wold. Second phase was to carry out the cleaning and consolidation works for the client as part of a programme of renovation works to the church building.

The restoration of a Victorian tavern lantern as part of renovation works to the historic building it was fitted to in the centre of Swansea. The iron frame had corroded significantly and many of the glass panes were cracked and broken. The latter were repaired or replaced after careful removal.