russellbuskirk
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I have been restoring, conserving, and making inlay for 28 years; as of this month. Often we hear about someone passing away and taking their wealth of knowledge with them. I wanted to share some of my experiences and knowledge before I go to that "workshop in heaven".
The first two posts are about restoring the inlay on period card tables. Future posts will be about other restoration projects as well as comparative studies of shells, eagles, floral paterae, husks, etc.
Questions, comments, requests for subjects, and your inlay projects are encouraged.
You are invited to visit my inlay blog at:
RussellBuskirk.com/inlay
This is an article in Antiques & Fine Art magazine about making Lily of the Valley inlay:
http://antiquesandfineart.com/articles/article.cfm?request=372
The first two posts are about restoring the inlay on period card tables. Future posts will be about other restoration projects as well as comparative studies of shells, eagles, floral paterae, husks, etc.
Questions, comments, requests for subjects, and your inlay projects are encouraged.
You are invited to visit my inlay blog at:
RussellBuskirk.com/inlay
This is an article in Antiques & Fine Art magazine about making Lily of the Valley inlay:
http://antiquesandfineart.com/articles/article.cfm?request=372
