Where Can I Get It Repaired?

[Barsel]

I have a jug which is the same make, pattern etc as the one in the link, but mine is a different shape. I've always liked it since it belonged to my Mum, but some of the silver lustre has worn away and there is a small piece broken off the base. I would love to get it repaired but have no clue as to where I could take it. Any ideas? TIA

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/589479265/early-mid-century-1954-myott-old-silver?gpla=1&gao=1&&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_uk_en_gb_a-home_and_living-kitchen_and_dining-dining_and_serving-serving_odds_and_ends-sugar_bowls_and_creamers&utm_custom1=_k_75cf61a1513b1340c939012fdea6cc90_k_&utm_content=bing_357843148_1304020993299880_81501353943897_pla-4585100930060939:pla-4585100930060939_c__589479265engb&utm_custom2=357843148&msclkid=75cf61a1513b1340c939012fdea6cc90

[anneasquith]

Very pretty, I like the colours. Hope you get some good replies.

[dannyk13]

Check with retailers of china or an antique dealer.

[Barsel]

danny, would it be classed as an antique?

[dannyk13]

Barsel, I used to collect lustreware and I always found items at antique fairs.

[barry1010]

Have you thought about applying to The Repair Shop?

If you don't like that idea, you need a ceramics restorer - google for one local to you. Good idea to speak to the antique dealers, they should be able to recommend

[barry1010]

It would be much cheaper to buy a replacement if you can find one https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&;_nkw=Myott+Old+Silver+Luster&_sacat=0

[bookbinder]

https://www.entertainmentdaily.co.uk/tv/what-is-the-repair-shop-application-process-where-is-the-show-filmed/

[Barsel]

danny, I've found a few antique shops not to far from where I live and I know there are often antique fairs near where my daughter lives, so will try them for info.
Barry, I realise it would be cheaper to replace, but it belonged to my Mum and possibly my Nanna so I'd rather pay to have this one repaired. Will have a look for ceramics restorer though.

[AuntPollyGrey]

Barsel, it depends on how much you want or are willing to pay. A local search would be your best bet. The lustre would be easier to repair than replacing a missing part. I personally would keep it in its original condition as the value in it is surely memories of your mum rather than monetory value.

[Barsel]

Absolutely APG.I just thought it would be nice to restore it to it's former condition, but I won't be selling it. Don't know how much I would be willing to spend on a repair, but I certainly wouldn't go overboard.

[dannyk13]

Barsel, some lustreware jugs are not so cheap.

[Barsel]

To be honest with you barry, mine is the only one I've ever seen, so I'd like to go to an antiques fair sometime to see if there are other things I may like.

[Barsel]

Sorry. I mean danny. I always get you two mixed up. :-)