Break it? Bring it!
Don't let a small boo-boo shatter your favorite piece!
Our restoration and repair experts will be at the show.
Scheduled to appear at most of our shows will be our great repair & restoration artisans who are experts in the fields of...
* glass
* crystal
* porcelain
* pottery
* rugs
* jewelry
* cane, rush and wicker repair
A single admission is good for the entire run of the show. Obtain your free estimate and often get the work done as you shop.
Comments
- Wes Wuchner
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I have a vase 10 inches tall, clear with a blue tint that has two corners at the base that are scratched.
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- Michael Grimes
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He is able to polish out most scratches with no problem depending on their depth. He would have to see the piece before he could tell you.
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- Betty Mckirahan
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Im looking forward to the show
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- Janele Evans
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Have heavy, 1920's, colored glass torche lamp shade, broken into three pieces, that would be happy to be all together again. Will you be at the January 20, 2012 show?
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- Rosemarie Trausch
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Do I need to arrive on Friday to get 2 items repaired..
Roe
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- Michael Grimes
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Hi;
It depends on what you are having repaired and the complexity of the repair. If you email me the details I can forward them on to the repair people foe a response.
Michael
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- Teri Banuelos
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I plan to bring in a bottle for repair
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- Joan Gustafson
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I have a small Hummel which has been broken in half.
Also, a small tray that is part of a vanity set. It is quite old. It was dropped and has a section of one corner broken off.
I live in Long Beach, CA so I could easily attend the Del Mar show.
Or, mailing could work also.
Thanks
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