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The Metals Section of The United Kingdom Institute for Conservation are a group of both public and private sector conservators working within museums and heritage sites who have a special interest in the conservation of metal objects. These objects encompass all types of metal artefact, including both small and exquisitely-worked decorative arts as well as large industrial machinery, and range in date from early history to the present. Conferences are organised regularly and information on them will appear
and be updated on these pages. A review of the meeting The Conservation
of Objects Hazardous to Health, held at The Science Museum on 25th
March 1998, can be found here. |
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Articles from past editions of Conservation News |
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1999/2000 Committee Officers:
Other committee members:Paul Dennis, Paul Dennis & Sons Ltd, 01874 636696Simon Metcalf, V&A;, 020 7942 2103 George Monger, Independant Conservator, Suffolk, 01449 677900 Helen Moody, The Conservation Centre, Salisbury, 01722 331321 For further information, please e-mail us at [email protected]
or use any of the 'phone numbers above. To become a member of the Metals
Section, please use the Membership Application
Form and indicate "Metals" as your chosen Section. |
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Information supplied by Sharon Robinson and
Helen Moody. |
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