Restoration Tips for Mulberry China

Video Transcript

"When collecting mulberry china and considering restoration, some of the things to consider is large restoration jobs and small. If you are going to just a little line or a crack in your restoration, it is minor, the cost will be minor. If you are going to do a large restoration, it is going to cost you a significant amount of money. My suggestion would be if a piece is very unusual, hard to find, that would be a consideration for restoration. Something like this terrain up here which is missing an ear would be a consideration because it is a very expensive piece of buy so that it would be a reasonable thing to do to replace the ear that might cost you anywhere from $75 to $100 to $125 to replace just the ear. So if that was just one piece of restoration that you needed to do on this piece, it would be reasonable. The way that it is going to affect the value is you will buy this piece for less money because it has damage. When you restore it, it will retain its value. If not, gain its value so that is something to consider."