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Alan Finney Antiques
A BOW CANDLESTICK FIGURE OF A STAG. A rare Bow candlestick figure of a recumbent Stag at lodge on a rococo base with a colourful floral bocage. Size:22.5 cm high. Alan Finney Antiques Ltd For information on any items or to visit the showroom please contact Alan on 01782519006 or Jill's Mobile on 447410131198 or email alan@alanfinney.co.uk Our Showroom address: 3 John Street Biddulph Staffordshire ST86BB. A BOW FIGURE OF PIERROT. A rare Bow figure of Pierrot from the "Commedia dell arte ".
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Invisible repairs for broken ceramics. What is ceramic repair? How to find me. Welcome to the Frontpage. Welcome to my homepage. If you have any broken ceramics or china, pottery, earthenware or porcelain, modern or antique, you are at the right place. Don't throw it away like a lot of people tend to do, it can be repaired without seeing the repair. I give free quotes for repair. Either you come and visit me or by e-mailing a picture. Items can be sent by post. Joomla 1.5 Templates by Joomlashack.
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Ceramic Conservation Scotland - ceramic restoration, ceramic repairs, ceramic conservation
At Ceramic Conservation Scotland we specialise in the conservation of historical objects made from porcelain, stoneware, stone, earthenware, marble, ivory, glass, enamel and plaster. What is a conservator? Our clients are individuals, private collectors, auction houses and public museums and galleries. Ceramic Conservation Scotland M:07762769393 studio@ceramicconservationscotland.co.uk.
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Ceramic Repair and Fine Object Restoration
Conservation and Restoration of Ceramics and Objects. Aren Dean Studios is a long established business that provides valuable restoration and conservation services to many types of clients – antique dealers, auction houses, collectors, historical societies, insurance companies, and individuals with sentimental pieces. No piece is too small, too large, or too odd. From a small nick in a cup to a ginger jar in 27 pieces, the studio delivers the highest level of ceramic repair and fine object restoration.
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China repairs | Specialist ceramic restoration | Alan Franklin
China Repairs and Specialist Ceramic Restoration. Our restoration business consists of working for private individuals and collectors from all over the United Kingdom and indeed from many parts of the world, though visitors are mainly drawn from the Southern and Home Counties, typically anywhere south of the M4 corridor. During the warmer weather, because of our close proximity to the south coast beaches, a lot of folk bring their pieces in whilst en route to their holiday destinations. As a point of ref...
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Ceramic Review
Friday, 28 August 2009. Repairing Ceramics – Reader’s comment. Gabriel Newfield gives his response to Murray Cheesman’s article, Repairing Ceramics. Published in the latest issue of Ceramic Review. Congratulations to Murray in packing so much good advice into just two pages. It’s a pity that, presumably owing to lack of space, some of his advice really ought to be qualified, and in one case is positively dangerous. Examples of advice that should be qualified: 1. We are pleased to announce that Ceramic Re...
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Ceramic Review magazine | The international magazine for ceramic art | The international magazine for ceramic art
0 items - £. Subscribe to Ceramic Review. Contribute & Submit. Back Issues & Archive. Subscribe by Direct Debit. Ahead of this year’s fair, we meet new exhibitors at CAL from countries as far afield as Brazil and Korea. We discover potter Matthew Warner’s elegant, functional pots, inspired by historic European tableware and the social history of ceramics. We discuss a British design icon, the Brown Betty teapot, following its recent re-engineering by Ian McIntyre. Get the latest copy of. We visit Midori ...
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