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Introduction
Miko Vasques Dias
Over the edge: the future of hand skills in conservation
Jonathan Ashley-Smith
Technical skills in conservation education and practice: (why) do we care?
Andreas Sampatakos & Dimitrios Chatzigiannis
Tsuitate, a Japanese screen
Benoît Jenn
Clamping 2.0 – Thoughts about clamps and clamping
Carola Schueller & Charles J. Moore
Innovative methods for the treatment of an altar frontal by Giuseppe Maria Bonzanigo (1787)
Francesca Zenucchini, Roberta Capezio, Stefania De Blasi, Anna Piccirillo, Paolo Triolo, Paolo Luciani*, Michela Cardinali
Traditional and innovative methods for the removal of non-original varnishes and preservation of historic wax finishes on 18th-century marquetries
Paolo Luciani, Valentina Tasso, Francesca Coccol, Stefania De Blasi, Anna Piccirillo, Marco Nervo, Michela Cardinali
Laser cleaning in two Baroque sacristies in the Saint Charles Church in Vienna
Peter Kopp & Robert Linke
A new method for the treatment of delaminated plywood: vacuum infusion
Stephan de Vries
Steno-injection
Jiří Bém
Cut or cast – traditional and contemporary approaches to replacing missing boulle marquetry technique furniture elements
Irmela Breidenstein & Clemens von Schoeler
Laser cutting technology in wood and furniture conservation
Astrid Beling
Algorithms: using advances in technology for the reintegration of lost veneer
Vidar Thijssen
Replacement of a lost marquetry top for a writing desk attributed to Jean-Francois Oeben
Alton J. Bowman
The restoration of an eighteenth-century marquetry bureau-bookcase. A mix of technology and craft skills
Simon Brown
The Lehmann music cabinet
Bodil Stauning & Tom Feilberg
Breathing new life into Knole House’s kussenkast
Jan Dariusz Cutajar
Reproduction of ornaments: a case study of adapting materials and techniques
Thomas van Kampen & Michelle Kirk
