Summary: The international workshop on conservation of East Asian cabinets in imperial residences (1700–1900) marked the starting point for the FWF-funded research project on the East Asian cabinets in Schönbrunn palace. The workshop facilitated the exchange of knowledge and experience between international conservators, art historians and related experts in the fields of Asian and European lacquerware and porcelain

Contents: The “Chinese Cabinets” in the Historical Context of Schönbrunn Palace’s Interior Decoration ; Lacquer Cabinets in Esterháza/Fertöd, Hungary – 18th Century Chinese Lacquer Screens in the Palaces of the Esterhazy Family ; Amalia van Solm’s Lost Japanese Lacquer Bed-Rail: Form and Decoration ; The “Japanese Cabinet” in the Old Hermitage Palace Bayreuth ; The Japanese Tower at the Royal Domain in Laeken: Rehabilitation of a Unique Japanese Lacquer Ensemble ; Mounted Porcelain in the “Chinese Cabinets” at Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna ; Theresian Porcelain Cabinets in the Royal Residence in Pressburg, Bratislava ; Luck in the Guise of Misfortune – A Serendipitous Discovery Made During the Conservation of Imari Porcelain from the Imperial Silver Collection Vienna ; An Unknown Japanese Laquer Box from a Private Czech Collection - Former Property of Empress Maria Theresia ; Chinese Porcelain for the Palace – From Oriental Porcelain in the Inventory of Wilanów Palace, Warsaw ; First Investigations of the Asian Lacquer Panels in the “Chinese Cabinets”, Schönbrunn Palace, Vienna ; The Conservation of the Japanned Lacquer Panels of the Vieux-Laque-Room of Schönbrunn Palace ; On the Conservation of a Lacquer Cabinet with Mounting in the Collection of the Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna ; etc. (Konservierungswissenschaft. Restaurierung. Technologie, 11)

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