Wooden objects are found in a variety of guises in the historic environment. Some are fixed in-situ, for example: timber panelling or flooring in an historic house; others may be regarded as moveable, for example: statuary, monuments and other carved objects.

Some wooden objects are decorated with layers of gesso underlying a painted or gilded surface.

Wood is a natural organic material and is susceptible to deterioration due to variety of causes, particularly

Crick Smith’s understanding of the environment can address many of these issues, but we are also able to offer advice on remedial treatments after damage has occurred, particularly

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