Subject: Cake icing
We have in our Archives a collection of decorated cake tops. They are flat sheets of brittle white icing about 1/4 inch thick, decorated with designs likely painted with food colouring. There are piped decorations around the edges. They are sitting (loose, not adhered) on cake boards, which are those foil-coated boards that bakers use. I don't know why we have these items, but we do, and I am responsible for caring for them. A large corner piece and several of the small edge pipings have become detached from one cake top. Does anyone have experience in adhering sugar-based artifacts, or any suggestions? Sue Bigelow City of Vancouver Archives sue_bigelow [at] city__vancouver__bc__ca 604-736-8561 Fax: 604-736-0626 *** Conservation DistList Instance 18:11 Distributed: Thursday, August 12, 2004 Message Id: cdl-18-11-018 ***Received on Thursday, 12 August, 2004
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