Restoring a 100 year old French vase The vase was previously glued with the wrong cement. It needed to be taken apart and each piece was cleaned and.

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Restoring a 100 year old French vase The vase was previously glued with the wrong cement. It needed to be taken apart and each piece was cleaned and then put together again with the correct materials. All the cracks were filled with cement and flattened The colours were matched and painted. The pot was finally glazed and polished

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