PORCELAIN

MEISSEN, SEVRES, LIMOGES are three of the finest names in porcelain art. Discriminating collectors and dealers from all over the world have sent their damaged treasures to Hamlin’s Restoration. The recreation of delicate flowers missing from Meissen, Dresden, Sitzendorf, Schierholz, and other well-known German & Continental porcelain items is one of our specialties. We will hand-build and paint to exacting standards using archives and original Meissen catalogs for reference.

Restoring a Meissen clock

Meissen figure with fingers missing		Meissen figure with newly created fingers

Meissen figural with arm and approximately 100 leaves missing from tree

Meissen in preliminary stage of restoration Hand painting the newly sculpted arm

Some of the more than 100 handmade leaves		Completed restoration on Meissen object

Fire and smoke damaged Dresden candlelabra. Portions missing

	Cleaned and completely restored Dresden candlelabara

		Restored Bow figure
Bow figure missing entire arm

Belleek bowl missing large area		Belleek bowl with reconstructed and painted areas

Mason pitcher with side broken into multiple pieces		Restored Mason pitcher

Handpainting detail on repaired Limoges lid		Completed Limoges lid

Meissen Neptune with broken trident		Restored Meissen Neptune

Meissen Gardener missing leaves, watering can and knife		Restored Meissen Gardener

CHINESE EXPORT, IMARI, SATSUMA and other Oriental porcelain and pottery objects. The Chinese and Japanese were the first to produce fine high-quality porcelain and closely guarded their secret formulas for centuries. Even today, the clarity and beauty of oriental porcelain is unmistakable and highly-desired.   < Repairing an early Chinese porcelain vase Large Imari charger – broken in numerous pieces with a very large area missing. Airbrushing background