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MISC SET OF JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN PORCELAIN PIECES FOR JEWELRY MOSAIC ETC
MISC SET OF JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN PORCELAIN PIECES FOR JEWELRY MOSAIC ETC
MISC SET OF JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN PORCELAIN PIECES FOR JEWELRY MOSAIC ETC

MISC SET OF JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN PORCELAIN PIECES FOR JEWELRY MOSAIC ETC

$ 2.63

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Condition: I'm calling it all "used" due to age, but these pieces have NOT been used for jewelry or mosaic applications yet.
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Material: China

    Description

    TWO POUNDS OF ANTIQUE JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN PORCELAIN PIECES FOR JEWELRY, MOSAIC, ETC
    I got some broken antique porcelain that was either beyond repair or not worth repairing, and broke them further into more even sizes suitable for jewelry or mosaic projects. These were originally larger platters and consequently the pieces are thicker compared to the plate pieces I also listed, more like 1/4" while the others are more like 1/8". Some are flat and some have some shape to them, but any tiny or cracked or otherwise unusable pieces were discarded so all of them should be useful to the right craftsperson or project. The Japanese Imari pieces are all pictured, there are just a few of them, and I just pulled out a few of the European (probably English?) pieces as a sample. There are also three matching pieces separated in a baggie - they look good for a pair of earrings and matching pendant or something like that. They'll ship securely in the pictured tupperware, and fortunately they're unlikely to break in transit :) Any questions feel free to ask.
    I can get a combined shipping quote if interested, not sure if it'll be much of a price break but message me if you're interested in more than one of these, I have a few listed.
    ***CAUTION: for those who don't know broken glazed ceramics can be just as sharp as glass shards.***
    These can be handled fine with bare hands, just be mindful of that as you're working with them. Often the edges are wrapped in metal for jewelry applications.