As a qualified ceramic restorer with over 24 years experience in ceramic repair and restoration, I'm pleased to offer you a professional pottery and porcelain restoration service, based on the outskirts of Exeter in the picturesque county of Devon in the South West of England with easy access from Bristol and Plymouth via the M5.
A high quality ceramic restoration service, one that deals with all of the aspects involved with pottery, porcelain and china repairs and restorations. I set up Ceramics Restored in 2000 after gaining a diploma in Ceramic Conservation and Restoration from Urchfont Manor College with the aim of supplying a UK china repairs service that is available to all, owners, collectors and everyone who needs advice and expert help for the care and attention of ceramic items that hold high sentimental value. I am extremely happy to say that my specific objectives of attention to detail and quality of finish are still very much the case today. The ceramic restoration service that I offer has helped many private and business clients, collectors, insurance companies and removal firms from all parts of the UK. From fine china to old pots and everything in-between with all requests considered regardless of the complexity and no job too small. Previous commissions have ranged from 18th century Chinese porcelain chargers and Meissen porcelain figurines, Victorian majolica pottery plates as well as English Delftware tankards and Dutch Delft tulip vases, terracotta plaques and much more. I am always very happy to supply a no obligation estimate for UK, European and Asian porcelain repairs as well as any of the vast and diverse range of British Studio Pottery including the sought after designs of Bernard Leach, John Maltby and Colin Pearson and all other makes, shapes and sizes in need of repair.
When items with any degree of sentimental value get damaged then you need to seek profession advice. Although it is a niche service, you will most likely find web searches producing lots of information these days about professional repair services even though they may not be in your local area. However, when you do find yourself asking "Who can carry out a china repair?" or "What will the pottery restoration prices be?" then I hope that the pages within this site will give you useful information and help you with your initial steps towards addressing your specific ceramic repair requirements.
Have a look at the images, available on this website, to get a general idea of the restoration projects carried out for clients and what can be achieved. You can find before and after images on the Gallery page of this site. You can also find reviews that clients have posted on Google Maps and Yell thanking me for the service supplied. Have a look at my Facebook and X business pages which can be accessed via the social media navigation buttons found on each page of this website.
Click the email links found on each webpage to contact me for advice on the various levels of restoration that can be carried out from a tidy up repair right through to an invisible restoration and get your free no obligation estimate for repairs to all types of ceramics. Along with your free estimate, you'll also gain an idea of the current time periods that you may need to consider, general information on insurance considerations, safe ways to transport your pieces to and from the studio and important after care information that will help preserve your repaired items into the future.
At the start of any ceramic repair enquiry it is important to gather information about the general form, shape, surface texture, decor and gilding as well as details of any missing areas and previous repairs. All this is welcomed and gathered together to help form the basis of your restoration plan.
The slightest damage to any piece of pottery or porcelain can be an upsetting time and good professional advice is always helpful. Relevant repair options can be discussed during your initial contact when you can be guided through the differences between a pottery and a porcelain repair and a museum and an invisible restoration and receive advice on which pieces should be viewed as having lost their previous functional value especially around foodstuffs and fluids and destined for display purposes following any repair process.
I look forward to helping you if you wish to contact me about the pottery restoration services that I offer. Just good old honest advice from a qualified ceramic restorer.
Free estimates by return email *
* Advice and general estimate process information is available by phone or via WhatsApp using the above telephone numbers and the WhatsApp link at the top of this page. More detailed estimates are available by emailing us using the above email links, with images included as file attachments that allow us to zoom in and out, so we can view the damage, in detail, and gain as much information as possible in order to form a repair plan.
** When contacting us by email, we will reply to you as soon as we can, we will usually reply within one working day with an initial estimate enquiry response. If you have not received your initial response within one working day, please check your junk / spam.
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