Between 2010 and 2015, Barley Studio conserved and protected nine sixteenth-century stained glass windows, each approximately 11 m high, seven of which were originally made for the Abbey of Herkenrode, Liège.

This beautiful nineteenth-century window by the Morris Company was covered in green algae, which was exacerbating problems of paint loss. The window was removed, carefully cleaned and reinstalled with internally ventilated environmental protective glazing (EPG) to keep the glass dry and prevent future algal growth.

The award winning Staffordshire Hoard conservation project.

Condition assessment, loan documentation and packing of 43 shadow puppets.

Survey to assess the condition of 18 loan paintings at Castell Coch, a faux medieval castle outside Cardiff

Tidying, repairing and conserving 17th century oak panelling.

A pair of highly original, distinctive and finely detailed window seats from a North Yorkshire family estate, from c1755.

Conservation and restoration of accidental damage to a modern oil painting dated 1995.

Treat 32 frames as part of the large project to refurbish the Hull Maritime Museum

Clean, consolidate and repair set of picture frames by Thomas Chippendale