
rom his home and studio in Newport, Rhode Island, Howard Newman solves challenging problems involving historical and antique metal art objects with the eye of an artist, and the hands of a master silversmith. Howard and the staff at Newmans, Ltd. employ the full range of technology from traditional metalsmithing to advanced Rapid Prototyping computer systems.
A member of the American Institute for the Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works, Newmans, Ltd. is a valued resource for the owners and caretakers of public and private historic properties, and for collectors nationwide.
Newmans, Ltd. has collaborated on restoration projects with these cultural, educational, political and religious institutions:
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Brown University |
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The City of Newport, Rhode Island |
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The International Yacht Restoration School |
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The International Tennis Hall of Fame |
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The New York Yacht Club |
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The Pequot Library, in Southport, Connecticut |
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The Preservation Society of Newport County |
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The Rhode Island Historical Preservation and Heritage Commission |
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St. George's School |
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Salve Regina University |
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Touro Synagogue, in Newport, Rhode Island |
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The United States Sailing Association |
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Yale University |
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The Portsmouth Abbey, Portsmouth, Rhode Island |
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Projects for individual clients include restoration of French bronze sculptures, ormolu figurative and animal sculptures, and damaged ormolu and silver candelabra.
Newmans, Ltd. specializes in antique mechanism restoration, including office machines and optical devices made of brass, steel, glass, ivory, leather and wood.
If you would like to discuss the restoration of your bronze sculpture, statues, or fine metal objects, or speak with Mr. Newman regarding other metal objects of your own, contact him, and he will be happy to discuss it with you.
Allison Ledes, editor of The Magazine Antiques, has written a vivid description of Howard's work. You can read her article here.
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