The restoration, reparation, supplementation, and conservation of wrought iron pieces
The restoration of the wrought iron elements of old tenement-houses, dwelling-houses, and castles
banisters
portals
palisades and fences
lamps
fountains
candelabrums
columns and pillars
window- and door bars
roof ornamental towers
roof-window compartments
Reparation and restoration of wrought iron ornamental elements, protection of historic monuments:
Restoration, supplementation, copy-making of various pieces made of wrought iron, such as roses, rosettes, leaves animal figures (swan, lion, etc...), different motives with scrolls and leaves, human-form statues, samples
Restoration, reparation and supplementation of buildings' other elements made of metal - spiater, tin, etc.-
Reparation of wrought iron objects in the course of restoring historic monuments
Restoration, cleansing, supplementing, conserving of ornamental elements made of wrought iron that need special protection as parts of ancient monuments, or quasi-ancient monuments
Making copies and serial copies of unique, wrought iron art pieces, building elements, work of arts, and statues
Restoration survey, expert's report, restoration suggestion about the wrought iron ornamental elements of ancient monuments, or quasi-ancient historical monuments
Designing concession plans -for the National Office of Cultural Heritage- about the reparation and restoration of ancient monuments, portals, and barristers made of wrought iron
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