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Milk paint with crackle finish	George III Period Chair Parcel Gilding

Italian Chair with milk paint	George I. Period Mirror Gilding Conservation
This 18th century Italian chair with milk paint finish and japanned decoration suffered extensive losses. New Japanning was added to match the original surviving elements.	This George I period mirror was both oil and water gilt. The water gilt portions were burnished to match the original.