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Ceramics. Efflorescence caused by direct contact with open-cell polyester polyurethane.

Comments: White amine deposits formed on the lower glazed portion of the jar and the unglazed base where it had been stored with polyurethane foam. The object and foam lining were stored in a cardboard box for a period of 10 years.

Image credit: Photograph by Donna Strahan, © The Metropolitan Museum of Art. AIC, permission received 6/10/2020 from B. Naugle via email to rarenstein.

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