Silver & Metalwork
Aged Leather
Dried Botanicals
Velvet & Parchment
Silver tarnishes under ambient humidity; polish gently using dry microfiber cloths only. Avoid abrasive cleaners that mar delicate filigree.
Condition aged leather with specific balms, avoiding harsh chemicals that may degrade its essence. Store in cool, dry chambers to prevent cracking.
Keep dried botanicals and taxidermy away from direct sunlight to preserve delicate pigments. Dust with a soft, dry brush.
Store velvet upholstery and parchment dispatches in low-moisture chambers away from heat sources to prevent degradation and fading.
Atmospheric Preservation
The delicate nature of dried specimens demands a controlled environment. Maintain stable humidity levels to prevent desiccation or mold, ensuring their spectral beauty endures through the ages.
Seek Further Counsel
For acquisitions of particularly rare or fragile provenance, our chamber archivists are available to offer bespoke preservation advice. Do not hesitate to dispatch an inquiry.