Cristina Forconi's Reali Restauri restoration firm works to bring new life to precious chandeliers, preserving not only their functional value, but also historical and artistic value. Consider the important work that was done in the Palazzo Reale in Turin, on the approximately 200 majestic chandeliers in Ca' Rezzonico style. Specialized in Maria Theresa chandeliers, the firm is dedicated to restoring and also creating chandeliers in iron, brass, bronze and Murano glass. The customer can request reproductions of copies, or chandeliers made from original designs.
Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm and from 2 pm to 7 pm, open Saturday morning
Via Ormea, 67/B, Torino, TO, Italia
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+39 011 6694675 / +39 334 8096767
- http://www.realerestauri.com
The workshop is currently restoring artwork for Florence’s Opera del Duomo Museum and about thirty of the Basilica’s stained-glass windows have been restored by the workshop’s highly experienced and skillful artisans. Not only does the workshop take care of precious artwork, but has a number of private customers and produces new stained-glass windows, both big […]
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Restoring works of art requires perhaps even more sensitivity, skill and patience than creating them. Pia Virgilio specializes in aesthetic and preservative restoration of terracotta, majolica, porcelain and biscuit objects, stoneware and enameled metal. After having studied at the famous Ballardini Institute of Faenza (a land known for its long-standing pottery-making tradition), Pia began working […]
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