Object Listing

Regency rosewood tip-top table on scrolled feet under carved pedestal base. Pedestal block has veneer missing all over. Table should be refinished.

19th Century mahogany scalloped top table on turned carved legs, escargots fet on castors with turned and carved stretchers.

Ceramic bowl with flowers on the lid (damaged). Bowl pale green flowers, blue with a white rose and red bow.

Cream ceramic bowl with cherry design on the outside (damaged). Austrian design. Carlton Ware. Made in England.

Ivory ornament of a priest sitting.

A green and turquoise glass vase with orange flower design and a fluted rim and handle

A hexagonal ceramic bowl in an open pattern mostly blue and white, with turquoise and red design on the top

Brass vase with design.

Blue and white ceramic ornament of a Dutch boy standing next to a broken gate
(damaged).

A ceramic head of a Scotty dog. "Dog's head jar".

White ceramic vase with a grape design (damaged).

A soapstone ornament of a Japanese man sitting.

A soapstone ornament of a Japanese man, bat and roosters

Brass candlestick with a flower and leaf design.

Brass candlestick with a flower and leaf design.

32 ivory chess pieces (table/board not included)

temporary export of 5 glass items

Yellow/lime green hand drawn glass beads

sampling and destructive analysis of 1-2 grams of human bone specimens

 sampling and destructive analysis of 1-2 grams of human bone specimens 

sample of a TB affected vertebra from the skeletal remains

Micro sample from site GLL001
To conduct the characterization of paints, a multi-instrumentation protocol has been developedto analyse unprepared, prepared and cross-section samples using microscopy, Raman spectroscopy,scanning electron microscopy coupled with X-ray energy dispersive spectrometer (SEM-EDS),and Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy (Bonneau et al 2017: 663). Each sample is splitinto two parts; one is left unprepared and the other embedded in an epoxy resin and polished insection to reveal the succession of layers (Bonneau et al 2021). Both samples are observed with alight microscope and scanning electron microscope (SEM; Bonneau et al 2021).

Micro sample from site GLL002
To conduct the characterization of paints, a multi-instrumentation protocol has been developedto analyse unprepared, prepared and cross-section samples using microscopy, Raman spectroscopy,scanning electron microscopy coupled with X-ray energy dispersive spectrometer (SEM-EDS),and Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy (Bonneau et al 2017: 663). Each sample is splitinto two parts; one is left unprepared and the other embedded in an epoxy resin and polished insection to reveal the succession of layers (Bonneau et al 2021). Both samples are observed with alight microscope and scanning electron microscope (SEM; Bonneau et al 2021).

pigment sample

pigment

pigment

pigment sample

pigment sample

pigment