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<description>Save us a restoration job and yourself additional expense by investing in this STONEWARE   PORCELAIN CLEANER to remove rust, knife marks, metallic scratches and surface dirt from all manner of pottery and porcelain. We use this product on occasion in our professional restoration studio and are pleased to add it to our list of restorer-recommended and tested items.   It is manufactured by the Pfaltzgraff company, makers of fine stoneware, and is designed for their own pieces but is wonderful for other stoneware and matte pottery like Roseville, Wedgwood, Hull, Van Briggle, Rookwood, etc. We also use it on some hard porcelains, but advise against using it on soft-bodied earthenware, or fine china or ceramics with overglaze paint, enamelling or other special details like applied designs. Do not use on pieces with gold or gilding. Read on for more information.   Here  see photo  we used the Cleaner on an extreme example of rust stained ironstone pottery. WOW  And see the before and after result on a knife-marked, scratched Wedgwood salad plate with a semi-matte glaze that would not wash clean and did not respond to other professional stain removal methods.    Knife marks and metallic scratches are visually diminished and rust stains are removed after using this product.  To remove organic staining  tea, coffee, grease and age stains, etc  from an object, we refer you to our step-by-step Stain Removal Manual available here on our website for  15.99.  Add the manual to your order now.   The Cleaner is availble in two sizes, a small 10oz container, or this large size of 20oz. By following the manufacturer&#x27;s instructions, we&#x27;re sure you&#x27;ll be pleased with the results. You can even use it as a handy helper for glass cookware, tile or fiberglass surfaces and porcelain sinks. Buyer understands and agrees we cannot guarantee results and are not liable for any damage or injury.   US Shipping handling will be at a 2lb Priority Mail rate, insurance optional but recommended.  Sorry, we cannot ship this item internationally. </description>
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<description>Are you looking for a way to smooth a rim chip or a rough edge on your crystal stemware  Do you have a nick on the base or rim of your favorite glass vase or bowl  Don&#x27;t discard your damaged glassware or push it to the back of the cupboard...here&#x27;s the solution: a nifty GLASS   CRYSTAL SAVER TOOL that is specially developed for smoothing chipped edges in fine crystal and glassware.   As professional restorers, we recommend and use this tool ourselves on nicks and chips in glass and crystal decorative objects as well as stemware.    This 4 quot;  102 mm  half-round diamond file with its easy-grip, lightweight 4 quot; handle gives new life to the glassware you can no longer use or were about to throw away because of a simple nick or chip. Millions of diamond particles on a nickel file give you a smooth precision finish; just dip in water and apply a few easy strokes. Use the round side for chips, the flat side for jagged edges.   The GLASS   CRYSTAL SAVER TOOL is ideal for your Waterford, Webb, Baccarat, Lenox, Depression and Carnival glass etc.; from wine glasses and other stemware to bowls, vases, dinnerware and decorative items. By following the manufacturer&#x27;s instructions, this tool will help avoid those nasty cuts from sharp edges, and will give new life to your treasured pieces. International buyers please contact us for s h charge.    </description>
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<description>For years, museums have maintained the value of priceless art, antiques, glass and ceramics in two ways: by limiting how many times they are handled and by securing them properly so they won&#x27;t fall and break  and end up in our studio . The secret, originating from museum professionals, is now available to you... the antique dealer, the owner of fragile objects, or the serious collector. You too can maintain the value of your pieces for generations with our COLLECTORS&#x27; 2-PACK of temporary securing adhesives.  Yes, we understand that not all collectibles are alike. They are made of many different materials--porcelain, glass, crystal, pottery, wood--and are also displayed on many different types of surfaces. Thus we offer two excellent products, PUTTY and CLEAR GEL, in a discounted 2-pack that permits you to select the one that works best for a variety of items and surfaces.  MUSEUM PUTTY: For ceramics and objects that are requently moved.  Comes off easily and quickly.  The most universal of the three products, it holds up to 40lbs and is a superior poly-putty that is formulated to remain pliable and reusable. One package will secure 40 to 80 items.  MUSEUM GEL: For crystal and opaque china objects. Perfect on glass shelves, this translucent gel forms a thin clear bond that holds tight.  One jar can secure 300 items   Our COLLECTORS&#x27; 2-PACK is specially priced at  19.99, or you may purchase both products separately to suit your specific need  see our other listings .  US Shipping handling will be at a 1lb Priority Mail rate, insurance optional.    As professional restorers, we cannot recommend these products highly enough </description>
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<description>Display the items you cherish knowing they are well protected from clumsy housekeeping  or spouses , active kids, feisty pets and natural disasters. Even the accidental bumping of an unstable table or a slamming door could cause an unsecured item to topple and end up in our restoration studio   For years, museum conservators have been using this blended microcrystalline wax to anchor priceless art, historical artifacts and antiques. MUSEUM WAX is excellent for collectibles on high shelves and in hard to reach locations where they are not likely to be moved often.  MUSEUM WAX provides instant stickiness for quick gripping, is non-acidic, reversible and non-toxic. It is the best product for most wood and pottery.  With the pick provided, scoop out the amount required and roll into small balls or strips and apply to the bottom of the object. Press the object into place. Removal is easy with mineral spirits and or dental floss. We recommend MUSEUM WAX for objects that are more permanently placed. It&#x27;s terrific   For less permanent adhesion, try our Museum Putty and Museum Gel.  US Shipping handling will be at a 1lb Priority Mail rate, insurance optional.  </description>
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<description>Display the items you cherish knowing they are well protected from clumsy housekeeping  or spouses , active kids, feisty pets and natural disasters. Even the accidental bumping of an unstable table or a slamming door could cause an unsecured item to topple and end up in our restoration studio   MUSEUM GEL is an outstanding product for securing see-through glass and crystal objects and opaque ceramics like Belleek and bone china. Perfect on glass shelves...it&#x27;s so clear you won&#x27;t even know it&#x27;s underneath.   MUSEUM GEL forms a clear bond that holds tight, removes instantly, is non-toxic, clean to the touch and reusable too.   A little goes a long way  One jar can secure 300 items  Simply form small balls and place them evenly underneath the object, pressing the gel into place. To remove, gently twist up and dab off excess. MUSEUM GEL takes 30-60 minutes for total adherence and is completely removable and reusable. It is not recommended for use at an angle or on items with pedestal feet and thin ridged bottoms. It&#x27;s a good thing   US Shipping handling will be at a 1lb Priority Mail rate, insurance optional.   Also available as part of our specially-priced COLLECTORS&#x27; 2- and 3-PACK  see our other listings .</description>
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<description>Display the items you cherish knowing they are well protected from clumsy housekeeping  or spouses , active kids, feisty pets and natural disasters. Even the accidental bumping of an unstable table or a slamming door could cause an unsecured item to topple and end up in our restoration studio   MUSEUM PUTTY is especially useful for ceramics and objects that are frequently used and removed because it comes off so easily and cleanly. It works great on pieces with pedestal feet or thin ridged bottoms, and is reusable, non-toxic and clean.   One package will secure 40-80 items. Use on antiques and collectibles and behind picture frames.  MUSEUM PUTTY is the preferred choice of professionals because it is easy to apply. Simply pull off the amount you need, roll it in your fingers until soft and apply to the bottom of the item you want to secure in place. With a slight twist while pressing down, MUSEUM PUTTY adheres like a suction. The more you use it the better and softer it becomes, so you never have to throw it away  It&#x27;s super stuff   Please contact us for international shipping costs.  Also available as part of our specially-priced COLLECTORS&#x27; 2- and 3-PACK  see our other listings . </description>
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<description>This brochure tells you about the classes we offer in the fascinating art of ceramic restoration. In our studio in New York&#x27;s Hudson Valley, you&#x27;ll learn how to restore damaged pottery, porcelain and china in a ceramic restoration course designed for novices.  A full range of professional ceramic restoration skills, techniques and tips is taught through discussion, demonstration and practice in an individualized class. The studio is a custom-built, laboratory-styled space that is light and airy with six workstations--a wonderful environment in which to learn   Please contact us by phone or email for full details or order our free information brochure here.   There is actually no charge for the brochure, but the website demands a 1 cent minimum &#x27;pricetag&#x27; in order to show this listing.  </description>
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<description>This is an example of the type of work we do at THE BRITISH ACCENT, Ceramic Restoration. Whether your piece is of museum quality and value, or priceless only to you, we can bring your good things BACK to life  From stains to cracks to chips and missing pieces, we offer a range of ceramic restoration services, priced individually according to complexity:    stain and dirt removal    cracks    chips    dismantling    reassembly    molding, modelling and replacement of missing pieces and parts    painting    glazing    and more     The  10 fee for a no-obligation estimate is applied to the cost of the restoration.  We will require photos and details about the item in order to give a fair estimate.  Please contact us for more information.</description>
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<description>Do you own stained and dirty marbletop furniture or a marble statue, bust or other object that you don&#x27;t know how to properly clean  Would you like to make that dull marble plant stand or pedestal shine again  And do you know the difference between alabaster and marble and how to properly care for both stones    This latest booklet in our &#x27;Professional Methods&#x27; series reveals PROFESSIONAL METHODS OF CLEANING AND PROPER CARE of Antique and Collectible MARBLE AND ALABASTER. These are the same methods advocated by museums and historic preservation experts around the world. Their use will add immediate value and beauty to a piece and give you a surefire way to buy low and sell high.  This thorough and comprehensive booklet--over 30 pages long--gives you the information you need to treat stains and discoloration caused by dirt, soot and pollution; oil and grease; wine, dye and ink; organic material; and metals  rust and copper . It defines and compares marble and alabaster, carefully addresses health and safety issues for home use of these methods and details the types of damage that may be encountered. In a clear, step-by-step format this fascinating booklet tells you how to remove dirt and stains and return your stone to its original grandeur.   It is written with the novice in mind by a full-time professional who trained in England under a master restorer and now practices in New York State. Packed with clear information and easy to use techniques--ones employed every day in our busy restoration studio--it is peppered with invaluable tips garnered from training and experience, and is practical rather than scholarly.   With this information, you will quickly learn how to properly and safely remove stains and care for your marble without damage to it, or you, in the process.   Restore beauty, color and value to your treasures    Shipping within the US by First Class Mail; please contact us for shipping costs to destinations worldwide. OR, for the same s h charge, we offer  quot;instant gratification quot; with a downloadable PDF version of our booklet sent to you within hours of payment being received. The PDF version is attached in an email together with a link for a free download which enables you to read and print out the booklet on your own computer. Buyers, please let us know which version you would like: PDF via email or hard copy via US postal mail.  BUY BOTH BOOKLETS IN THE SERIES AND COMBINE SHIPPING TO SAVE     </description>
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