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China and Porcelain Restoration Articles
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 Museum [...]
Chinese Porcelain Across Cultures
China Restoration in History The art and craft of Chinese porcelain has played a crucial role in bringing the artistry of porcelain to different parts of the world, as well as to different and often seemingly unrelated disciplines (architecture, sculpture, silverwork, etc.) It set forth a novel and creative multi-cultural synthesis that has helped the [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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, [...]
