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AboutLucy is a recent graduate of the University of Lincoln; from where she was rewarded a First Class Honours in BA Conservation and Restoration.
Following her preferred specialism of ceramics and glass, she is currently emerging into the conservation profession. Lucy has experience with both preservation and restoration aspects of conservation, and is able to apply these skills to many ceramic bodies. These range from archaeological wares to hard-paste porcelain. | 
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Ceramics; A Brief Description
The act of firing clay in the production of ceramics has been practised for thousands of years, and has resulted in the manufacture of an infinite variety of objects. Not only are these objects both practical and beautiful, they have also proven invaluable to our understanding of many ancient cultures and traditions. Experiments in the production process allowed for the creation of many types of ceramic, and these are often generalised into three main categories; earthenware, stoneware and porcelain.
Examples of such wares, and details of the conservation and restoration of specific case studies can be viewed on this website
Examples of such wares, and details of the conservation and restoration of specific case studies can be viewed on this website
