I have a set of china that was given to me by my mother. Last week I dropped one of the pieces and it broke. A few years ago I saw on television a company that was collecting pieces of old china from all over the world for sale. Does anyone know about this companies address or have any information on it? Thanks.
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If you are just going to display it and it wasn't totally shattered, you might be able to fill it in with patching plaster and then put artists' acryllic paint over the spots. If you want to,you can spray on a satin or gloss clear fixative over that.The kind you find in little plastic bottles at craft stores is the type of paint I am talking about.. Professional repair people do this.
You might also try buying it on eBay.
I believe the place you are looking for is
www.replacements.com/
If they don't have what you are looking for,you can register to have them notify you when they get it.
I have fine antique china too, but replacement.com is outrageous on their prices. I would suggest ebay or just join a group with the name of the maker of your china.
The company Oprah referred to was Replacements Ltd
www.replacements.com
There is also another similar to Replacements, called tabletopsetc.com. I use both of them, for gifts, or for myself.
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