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There are 24 objects for which Condition contains → repair
14.9.17 Traces of glue hint at a previous repair but the repaired piece is missing. Small spots of deposit on both surfaces. Slight surface damage to the concave surface.
2004.10.1 There are cracks on the body of the flask and on the foot where repair marks are visible. The black slip is worn. Fingerprint marks are still visible in the wash.
2021.10.1 Fair, in 2022 the cast was conserved with Polyfilla to repair any damage. This was then colour matched so that it would not stand out against the original colour. Old colourmatching was removed as it was lighter and bluer than the plaster on the rest of the bust.
26.12.3 Small hole in body has perhaps been filled to repair. Much wear on paint although lion remain clear.
26.4.1A-B Much repair to lid which was in fragments but now almost complete apart from small piece of rim from underside. Paint dull on lid but remains clear on bottom piece. Two feet have been repaired and repainted and small part of lower rim is missing.
38.4.2 Complete, intact (?) possible signs of repair on the body. A chip on the true neck on the side facing the false neck. A crack on the false neck. Numerous small chips on the shoulder and body. Two chips on the base.
48.5.2 Major repair work done on one side and to neck consisting of nine pieces. Large chip to foot. Small chips to body. On most part of the figure decoration, handles, foot and mouth, black is fired to brownish. The gloss has flaked off from part of the figures, mouth and neck. White deposits around the mouth.
50.4.14 Comprised of several rejoined pieces. Gloss is in excellent condition, although the two chips out of the rim appear to have been repainted after repair. Small chips around the ring foot.
67.7.3 Reed not preserved. Silver has broken away in places but has lost some of its glaze and lustre in others. The bronze has deteriorated to green in places. Some repair to silver and bulbous neck. The instrument is in fact sturdy despite its outward appearance.
84.5.14 Good condition. Split in two, with signs of repair (adhesive). Chip above the raised hand of Apollo
84.5.21 Good condition. Fractured in two with evidence of previous repair. Chips present along the top of the rear of both left and right parts
84.5.28 Good condition. Previous repair to fracture with adhesive viable on the rear but showing gaps on the front
84.5.29 Good condition. Previous repair to fracture with adhesive viable on the reverse. Small chip on bottom margin at far right
84.5.30 Good condition. Previous repair to fracture with adhesive viable on the reverse
84.5.32 Good condition. Large chip to bottom margin on left half with signs of previous failed repair
84.5.34 Good condition. Previous repair to fracture with adhesive still viable on the reverse. Chips to bottom margin at base of fracture and far right, and chip to top right of centre. Surface damage to face of rightmost figure
84.5.35 Good condition. Previous repair to fracture with adhesive still viable on the reverse. Large chip from lower margin at far right. Small chip at top of fracture
84.5.37 Good condition. Split in two down the middle with evidence of previous failed repair. Small chip at top left and small chip to bottom margin at bottom right corner
84.5.38 Good condition. Evidence of previous split and repair with adhesive still viable. Chip to reverse
84.5.4 Complete but joined from three parts, glue used to repair obvious on reverse. Joins clear on front, with the right-hand side join more damage is visible. Small chips on top left hand edge.
84.5.43 Good condition. Previous repair to fracture with adhesive still viable on the reverse. Chip to lower margin at right
84.5.48 Good condition. Evidence of previous split and repair with adhesive still viable and visible at centre. Bottom right corner broken off and missing
TEMP.2002.9.3 Glaze is extremely shiny. Underside has many deposits and remains of glue residue from a previous repair.
TEMP.2007.2.39 Fragment; some signs of previous repair - yellow plaster like substance and area that appears to have been glued previously
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