MISSIONARY ETHNOLOGICAL MUSEUM

Chinese Armor of a General of the Manciù Dinasty

STATE OF PRESERVATION: Oxidation of the iron parts, spots and erosions. Oxidation of the fabrics. Dehydration of the leather in several parts. Splitting of the wooden elements. RESTORATION PROCESS INCLUDES: • Pesticide treatment • Removal of the oxidation and corrosion • Consolidation of the wooden support where needed • Dry-cleaning of the fabrics • Re-hydration of the leather • Integration of the missing parts where needed • Overall consolidation • Photographic documentation and summary Total cost € 22.000,00 contact our office for further information This wonderful Chinese Amour belonged to a General of the Manciù dynasty.

The value of this armor lies in their unique artistry as shown by the high quality of the materials and the meticulous attention to the smallest details. The equipment is richly decorated with silk, brocades, and gold.

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