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Inquiries about ceramics, pottery, clay and art in general.
21 years in ceramics and clay, teaching, producing and selling.
College, courses, teacher and worked in production studios.
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| Kate | 10/06/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thankyou so much Leisha, i will try ..... |
| Sandra Schmidt | 09/29/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you for your prompt reply. It ..... |
| Stacy | 09/28/09 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thank you so much I will try ..... |
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Kate, Are they fired ceramic? How large are the chips? If they're small and you're intending to use them for decoration only you can use a fill readily available at most hardware stores. Here's a link
Carolyn, If they have sentimental value, they're definitely worth restoring, but if you're only looking to re-sell, that's another matter entirely. I am not an antiques expert. I do pottery, clay
Stacy, Have you tried re-pouring it? Sometimes the new wet slip will pull away the old and leave a clean mold. That is the best method and worth the loss of a little more slip. You can wash the mold,
Barbara, Here's a listing of cities near you that have members in the CCSA, which is the Contemporary Ceramics Studios. I wasn't sure which city was closest to you. If you contact the one closest to
CE, Sorry, thought it had contact info attached. After doing some more digging it appears this post is a few years old. She may/may not have some. The email attached was; charlotte34@verizon.net

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