The History and Technique of Japanning and the Restoration of the Pimm Highboy

John Hill

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This article gives a history of the japanning process. Japan is an alco hol-soluble spirit varnish used to imitate the Oriental lacquer. There is a description of a routine conservation treatment carried out on the Pimm Highboy. -- AATA

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