Workshop for the examination, conservation and restoration of furniture, lacquer surfaces and wood

Andreas Scheuch Restaurator

MunichNew on Amplifa

1985Founded

Munich-NeuhausenWorkshop location

About the Workshop

Andreas Scheuch Restaurator is a workshop in Munich specialised in the examination, conservation and restoration of furniture, finished lacquer surfaces and wood. Owner Andreas Scheuch completed the private furniture restoration school at Schloss Haimhausen, studied art history and worked in various restoration workshops as well as at the Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments and at the Munich City Museum before founding the workshop in 1985 in Munich-Neuhausen. The team consists mostly of graduate conservators. The range of services includes, in addition to classical furniture restoration and surface treatment of finished lacquer surfaces, also condition surveys, findings examinations, concept development, cost estimation and site supervision. Clients are predominantly public bodies such as heritage authorities, dioceses, the Bavarian Palace Administration and museums, as well as private clients, collectors, art dealers and claims adjusters. Andreas Scheuch is a member of the professional association of conservators VDR and part of the Scheuch & Weilhammer restoration partnership.

Site: Munich
Processes: Classical furniture restoration, Surface treatment / finished lacquer surfaces, Examination, conservation and restoration of furniture, finished lacquer surfaces and wood, Condition survey, Findings examination, Concept development, Cost estimation, Site supervision
Materials: Wood, Finished lacquer surfaces
Certificates: Member of VDR (Verband der Restauratoren)
Founded: 1985
Industries: Heritage conservation, Museums/Collections, Church building authorities/Dioceses, Private clients/Art trade

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Findings examination
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Condition survey
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Concept development
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Cost estimation
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Conservation and restoration
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Surface treatment
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Site supervision

Materials and Processes

Holz

Wood

Material for furniture, fittings and objects of conservation and restoration.

Lack

Finished lacquer surfaces

Historic surfaces that are examined, conserved and restored.

Location

Munich

Workshop/Facility

Materials: Wood, lacquer surfaces

Industries

Heritage conservationMuseums/CollectionsChurch building authorities/DiocesesPrivate clients/Art trade

Processes & technical limits

Processes	Tolerance	Max. part	Weight	Lot size	Materials
Classical furniture restorationSurface	–	–	–	–	Wood
Surface treatment / finished lacquer surfacesSurface	–	–	–	–	Wood
Examination, conservation and restoration of furniture, finished lacquer surfaces and woodSurface	–	–	–	–	Wood
Condition surveyEngineering	–	–	–	–	–
Findings examinationTesting	–	–	–	–	–
Concept developmentEngineering	–	–	–	–	–
Cost estimationEngineering	–	–	–	–	–
Site supervisionAssembly	–	–	–	–	–

Additional services

Classical furniture restorationSurface treatment / finished lacquer surfacesCondition surveyFindings examinationConcept developmentCost estimationSite supervisionExamination, conservation and restoration of furniture, lacquer surfaces and wood

Reference customers

Archdiocesan Ordinariate of Munich and FreisingDiocesan Building Authorities Augsburg, Passau, Regensburg, WürzburgBavarian State Office for the Preservation of MonumentsState Office for the Preservation of Monuments Baden-WürttembergState Building Authorities (including Augsburg, Bamberg, Munich, Nuremberg, Regensburg)Bavarian Palace AdministrationHouse of Bavarian HistoryWittelsbach Compensation FundBurgrave's Office InnsbruckBavarian National Museum MunichMunich City MuseumMunicipal Gallery in the LenbachhausPinakothek der Moderne, Die Neue SammlungNon-state museums in Bavaria and Baden-WürttembergPrivate clients, collectors, art dealers, claims adjusters

Quality and Memberships

The workshop works predominantly for public clients such as heritage authorities, dioceses and museums; restorer Andreas Scheuch is a member of the professional association of conservators VDR.

Evidence	Munich
Member of VDR (Verband der Restauratoren)

History

1985
Foundation of the workshop by Andreas Scheuch in Munich-Neuhausen