Last Updated: Aug 16, 2019 Views: 166
Last Updated: Aug 16, 2019 Views: 166
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Image: Forest Glass. Katherine Gray, Artist. CMoG 2010.4.49. Would you want to clean the approximately 2,000 drinking glasses in this installation?
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Conservators at The Corning Museum of Glass
The Corning Museum of Glass conservation department has shared a general response to this question on the Museum's FAQs.
If you have additional questions about conservation of glass objects, Ask a Conservator!
Additional Online Resources
You might also be interested in the following online resources:
- "Care and Conservation of Ceramic and Glass." Conservation Register. The Institute of Conservation.
- "Caring for Your Treasures: Ceramic and Glass Objects." About Conservation. American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works. (Downloadable PDF)
- Deck, Clara, Senior Conservator. "The Care and Preservation of Glass & Ceramics." Caring for Your Artifacts. The Henry Ford Museum. (Downloadable PDF)
Please do not hesitate to contact us in the future with your glass-related questions!
Links & Files
- Top 10 Cleaning Challenges in the CMoG Collection (blog post)
- How to Clean Pyrex (blog post)
- Maintaining the Shine at CMoG (blog post)
- How do I clean cloudy/milky glass?
- How can I remove discoloration on a piece of clear glass?
- Conservation Live Stream: Glass from a Conservator's Perspective (YouTube video, The Corning Museum of Glass)
- Conservation Lab at CMoG
- What is the difference between restoration and conservation?
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