Repaired Ceramics

A blue and white Staffordshire transfer printed pearlware cup plate with an old stapled repair. A charming printed image of a farmer and his family in a pastoral setting. The wife ho...

Two areas of the rim featuring gold lacquer repairs in the kintsugi technique. Kintsugi repairs are used on ceramics that are deemed precious and treasured, but have been damaged.

This bowl has the emblem of the Tokugawa shogun, who ruled Japan during the Edo era, making it extremely valuable. Repaired with the lacquer that makes it so beautiful. Reparation is...

This is an antique Japanese matcha bowl which we use for tea ceremony. It was made around 1940s in showa era by hand. It was repaired with Kintsugi style. Kintsugi is the Japanes...

Classic French Confit Pot is their typical gorgeous light mustard glaze. First utilized in 19th century French Country kitchens to preserve their food and in particular the fatty mea...

For the past 30-years, we have actively been collecting 18th and 19th century French pottery jars and this has been based on a personal appreciation of the artistry and craftmanship ...

Particularly notable is the presence of traditional metal staple repairs, historically used to extend the life of valuable domestic ceramics.

Conducted at repairer Waechtersbacher ceramics, Schlierbach / Hessen.

At some point over the past century, splits to the wood were lovingly mended with additional iron staples in the spirit of "ju ci," the traditional Chinese art of repairing broken ce...

Kintsugi literally means "golden seams" and is a Japanese method of repairing ceramics using gold powder and lacquer. There is a simple botantical motif sanggam inlay on both the int...

This is a beautiful Mason's Ironstone pottery large bowl in the very decorative Water Lily pattern, produced by the Mason's factory at Lane Delph, Staffordshire, England, circa 1813-...

Antique Japanese pottery bowl with Kintsugi gold lacquer repairs running over its unglazed bare clay body, from Nara period, 7th century. The bowl has a rough textured threaded with ...

This exceptionally rare Song Dynasty porcelain plate features a finely embossed dragon motif at its center, symbolizing strength, wisdom, and good fortune in East Asian culture. Craf...

Japanese 'Karatsu' pottery dish made by the 'Komonari' kiln (1600 - 1630) in Arita with gold 'kintsugi' lacquer repairs, Momoyama - Edo period, circa 1600. Dimensions: H 3.5cm x D...

This is a Large Diameter (11 inches) and beautifully hand-painted Chinese porcelain plate and makes a superb display or wall plate. The plate is finely potted with a carefully cut b...

Classic antique confit pot or jar in which the French stored their food. Today, the interior design trade commonly use the confit pots to add that extra splash of color in your kitchen.

19th Century tian bowl from Provence in the south of France, traditionally used for preparing food in the 19th century, this large bowl has been used and loved and has the most exqui...

Antique French casserole dish with its original lid in a beautiful mustard color. We have been purchasing and collecting very old French pottery for almost 30-years and for us, the o...

French chefs already know what a Confit Pot is, but for everyone else who may not, the Yellow-Mustard glazed Confit Pots were used for meat and foul preservation. Prior to refrigerat...

This vase has been broken at some stage in its life and repaired in the Japanese kintsugi style. Kintsugi is the method of repairing cracked or broken ceramics with lacquer and gold ...

A split in the wood to one side is lovingly mended with iron staples in the spirit of "ju ci," the traditional art of repairing broken ceramics with iron pins and staples.

Vibrantly painted with the Goddess Diana leaning on her bow, an attendant at her side, within a broad blue border painted with acanthus, and having a GM mark verso, the whole having ...

Large,carved,wood, rustic bowl with two metal repairs.

Rings like a pure beautiful bell. Very good crystal. Broken long ago, and stapled by the traveling glass repairman, as was done for good pieces. We love stapled crystal, what a f...