Sculpture and Decorative Arts Conservation Services LLC

The following is a list of institutional clients that SDACS has successfully served since 2000.

• Historic Cemeteries
• Mount Auburn Cemetery
• Canton Corner Cemetery, Canton
• Stoneham Old Burying Ground
• Town of Sudbury, Old Towne and Mount Pleasant Cemteries
• Town of Bedford, Revolutionary War Cemtery
• City of Boston, Eliot Burying Ground and Granary Burying Ground
• Milk Row Cemetery, Somerville, MA
• Walnut Hill Cemetery, Brookline, MA

• Municipal Art Collections
• Town of Rockport, MA
• Gleason Library Collection
• City of Cambridge Arts Council, contemporary public art
• City of Boston, Brewer Fountain
• City of Brookline, Civil War plaques
• Museums
• The DeCordova Sculpture Park andMuseum, Lincoln, MA
• The Frick Collection, NY, NY
• The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
• The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum,Boston
• The Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, MA
• The Slater Museum, CT
• Skinner Museum, Mount Holyoke College
• The Somerville Museum, MA
• Universities and Educational Institutions
• Brewster Academy, NH
• Wheaton College, Norton, MA
• Wheelock College, Boston
• Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
• Harvard University Business School
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• Connecticut College
• Churches
• The Stigmatine Fathers and Brothers Espousal Center
• The First Church of Christ, Scientist, Boston
• Trinity Church, Boston
• Architectural Firms
• Silman, Boston
• Carr, Lynch and Sandell, AIA
• Walker-Kluesing Design, Landscape Architects
• Goody, Clancy and Assoc. AIA
• Historical Societies
• Peabody Historical Society
• The Cambridge Historical Society
• The Westminster Historical Society

• Historic Buildings & Collections
• Faneuil Hall
• Newport Restoration Foundation

In addition, we serve many private clients.

 Chinese screen 

"It's just beautiful-the colors are so vibrant, and the repairs are masterfully done.  Many, many thanks for taking such good care of this piece.  I can only imagine how much time and loving attention it took to bring the screen back to this beautiful state."

Sandra Naddaff

Master, Mather House

Harvard University

Cambridge, MA