Nº 01 · Our Services
Porcelain and Ceramic Restoration
Restoration of antique porcelain cups, plates, vases, and other ceramic objects with cracks, breaks, or missing pieces, using special adhesive and filling techniques, restored with utmost fidelity to the original.
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What We Do
- Repair of breaks and cracksPieces are joined with special adhesives, and cracks are stabilized.
- Completion of missing partsDetached or lost sections are meticulously recreated according to their original form.
- Filling and retouchingJoints are filled, and the surface is treated to match its original texture.
- Cups, plates, vases, and figurinesFrom everyday use objects to collector's items.
Our Method
How do we work in porcelain and ceramic restoration?
Porcelain and ceramic restoration begins with understanding the material, period, and damage of each piece. A broken cup is not repaired using the same method as a vase with a missing part. Therefore, we first examine the piece, then decide which adhesive, filling, and retouching technique is appropriate.
After broken pieces are joined, the seams are filled. The surface is treated to match the original texture and color of the piece. Missing sections are meticulously recreated in accordance with their original form. Our aim is for the repair to be imperceptible and for the porcelain piece to appear whole again.
When your piece arrives at the atelier, damage assessment and material analysis are performed, and any previous interventions are evaluated. We then prepare a quote that includes the techniques to be applied, the duration, and the cost. No work begins without your approval.
The piece you have might be an everyday object or a collector's item passed down through the family. To inquire about porcelain and ceramic repair, simply send us a photo of your piece. We will assess the damage together and explain the suitable approach.
Our Approach
“In every restoration process, we remain faithful to originality, combining aesthetics and durability with utmost craftsmanship.”
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