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- Ark Restoration
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252 West 37th Street, seventeenth fl; 212-244-1028
Anatoly and Rena Krishtul began fixing ceramics more than twenty years ago and now mend pieces for auction houses, galleries, and collectors. If necessary, they’ll form, fire, glaze, and paint a copy of, say, a figurine’s missing head. Recent projects have ranged from a small candle snuffer with a broken handle ($150, four weeks) to a shattered Han Dynasty horse ($3,500, twelve weeks).
Best Ceramics Repair
From the 2004 Best of New York issue of New York Magazine
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