Giving your ceramics their beauty back.

Restoration of antique porcelain, earthenware, biscuit and terracotta, by Agnès de La Soudière, in the Orne.

By appointment, Monday to Friday, 9 am – 7 pm · 06 72 15 70 52

An old earthenware plate with blue floral decoration on white, broken into several large pieces and small chips, on a plain white background.

An old white earthenware plate with hand-painted blue flowers and a gilded brown rim.

Delft plate, before and after restoration

Three levels of restoration

Porcelain, earthenware, biscuit, terracotta, stoneware and plaster: cracks, breaks, losses or missing decor. Each intervention stays as light and as reversible as possible, so the decor remains legible.

Minimal restoration

The object is stabilised, without trying to erase its damage.

Conservation-restoration

The museum practice: the object and its marks of time are preserved, with reversible interventions.

Illusionist restoration

The decor is rebuilt so that the piece becomes legible again.

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Before, during, after

Six stages in the restoration of an old ceramic plate with blue decoration, from broken fragments to the fully reassembled plate.

Broken piece
Fragments laid out
Gluing
Filling
Colouring
Restored piece

De-restoration, gluing, filling, sanding, colour and decor, varnish.

See how it works

Gallery

Pieces before and after restoration, by family of ceramic.

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