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China Repair for Grandmother’s China Platter

Luel Restoration Studio – Home If your grandmother is throwing out a chipped piece of china stored for years in her china hutch, ask her, beg her, to let you take the piece.  With proper china restoration from an experienced and talented restoration artist, the platter can be a beautiful piece for displaying on a [...]

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Story of Blue Willow China

Centuries ago, when China was ruled by Emperors, a Chinese man lived in a beautiful pagoda under an apple tree to the right side of the bridge.   It is over this bridge that the willow tree drapes.   The Chinese man, Tso Ling, was the father of a beautiful daughter, Kwang-se.  It is this daughter who [...]

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Ceramic and Porcelain Restoration Classes

Luel Restoration Studio – Home  Greetings,  A lot of our clients ask us about the ceramic and porcelain restoration classes that Luba conducts a few times a year, depending on Luba’s availability and on how many people sign up. A man from Chicago called yesterday and wanted to buy a How-To-Restore Ceramic and Porcelain Items [...]

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China Restoration

Luel Restoration Studio — Home  China, originally referred to a ceramic dinnerware coming out of the country of China, was particularly fine and exceptionally white. China is a ceramic product but of a very fine quality and it should more accurately be called porcelain. The Chinese perfected porcelain by using kaolin, a white clay, mixing [...]

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Meissen Porcelain Repair Done with Care and Artistry

Luel Restoration Studio — Home Meissen Porcelain is created by Germany’s premier manufacturer of fine porcelain tableware, giftware and hand-painted porcelain. They have been in continuous operation since 1710 in the town of Meissen, fifteen miles northwest of Dresden, Germany. Today, they produce more than 175,000 items from about 200,000 different forms – some forms [...]

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Ceramic Restoration or Conservation?

Luel Restoration Studio — Home  In general, conservation is usually the work antiquities of museums and archaeological digs. Conservators do work on repairs, but they primarily focus on documentation, research, and repair methodology that does not obviously alter the item’s appearance. Ceramic restoration can employ all of the above, but the emphasis is on making [...]

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Porcelain Repair – Do Not Glue It Yourself!

Luel Restoration Studio — Home   Your porcelain plate or antique breaks into several pieces … what to do?! Do not glue it yourself! Some of the most irreparable harm for a ceramic or porcelain repair is done by the owner. You should be aware that some glues are impossible to remove. This make repair by [...]

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Chinese Antique Porcelain Fiction

Luel Restoration Studio — Home   A subject close to our hearts is of course, porcelain, and “A Cup of Light,” is a great novel written around the topic of the intricacies of Chinese porcelain and the world of imitators and smugglers. It’s not a new book, published in 2003, but you may know the author, [...]

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Why Try Hummel Figurine Repair?

Luel Restoration Studio — Home   Putting aside the very real sentimental value of a special family Hummel figurine, we will focus here on the monetary value of a Hummel piece. Of course, if you’re not sure what you have, you will need to determine if your Hummel figurine is authentic. The best is to take [...]

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Hummel Figurine History

Franz Goebel began making his porcelain in Germany in 1876. After being establishing the company in the porcelain industry, Goebel’s son expanded the products they offered, expanded their markets to include America, and changed the company name to W. Goebel Porzellanfabrik. Fast forward to the 1930s with the world in growing turmoil, and the founding [...]

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    • Ming Ceramics May 1, 2012
      This is a 2004 article I came across today in the Art &Antiques journal.  A horrendous tragedy that happend more than 400 years ago makes a lot of money for Chinese Ceramic restoration exerts and  dealers. “Loaded with tens of thousands of Ming dynasty ceramics, the Chinese ship Binh Thuan was heading for Japan and Southeast […]
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    • Ceramic Art January 30, 2012
       Ceramic Art and the Art of Ceramic Restoration A ceramic object, such is a pot, plate, vase, figurine,is an object made of made of clay, hardened into a permanent form by baking (firing) at high temperatures in a kiln is considered ceramic. Clay is one of the oldest materials known to humanity and has been […]
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    • Porcelain Doll Repair January 10, 2012
      There are lots of doll collectors these days, thanks to eBay and many other online auction houses. Many collectors buy dolls at garage sales in less than mint condition and try to repair the dolls themselves before going to eBay to sell them. But it’s not that easy to restore tears in the dress, sculpt […]
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    • China and Porcelain Restoration Articles April 14, 2011
      Did you know that we have published SIX articles on repair  of porcelain plates and figurines,  restoration of Meissen vases, the difference between museum and invisible restoration methods, the history of Chinese porcelain,  repair of grandmother’s china sets and cups, and doll repair. Below are the hyperlinks to all of the articles on Ezinearticles.com Mus […]
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    • Home Repair of Ceramic or China Plate April 3, 2011
      Greetings, We get a lot of emails regarding home restoration of china and ceramic. Although we don’t recommend that you attempt to glue the broken pieces yourself — it never looks as good as you would expect it to and it creates more work for a professional restorer (and more money for you). However, the […]
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    • Clay Art Pottery March 23, 2011
      Clay Art Pottery is a terrific site, full of useful resources, and boasts excellent photos of Raku pottery created by Vicki Hardin, who also runs the website. Vicki has been a great supporter of restoration and repair of china and porcelain, and a big Luel Restoration Studio fan, constantly referring clients to us and recommending […]
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    • Antique Doll Restoration December 14, 2010
      Doll Repair This a good article by Carl Hose on how to identify Fine Porcelain Dolls. Collecting porcelain dolls is a popular hobby among youngsters and adults alike. While many children collect porcelain dolls simply for the beauty of the dolls and the joy that collecting them brings, many adults often collect porcelain dolls with an […]
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    • Ceramic Art November 29, 2010
      Chinese Porcelain and Ceramic Restoration “The birth of Chinese porcelain took place during Shang Dynasty. Later on, during the Eastern Han period, porcelain technique had greatly improved and the wares were given a distinct name in order to differentiate them from a porous, softer earthenware. The new name was “tz’u”, which, later, during the T’ang […]
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    • Ceramic Artist July 28, 2010
      Contact Luel Restoration Studio for all your china and ceramic repair & restoration needs. Because Luel Restoration Studio appears in the top three spots on Google for most of our key phrases — ceramic restoration, porcelain repair, china repair, porcelain doll repair, etc.  – we get daily link exchange requests from various online establishments. Tire [ […]
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    • Collecting and Restoring Porcelain Dolls October 8, 2009
      Contact the Doll Repair Studio for all your restoration needs.  Here’s an incomplete list of porcelain and ceramic items we repair. Dolls are not just for children! Porcelain doll collecting is one of the most popular hobbies in the world. It’s true that dolls transport us to our youth, to the age of innocence, to […]
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