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4.9 (16 reviews)

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Just the highest quality and she is very easy to work with. Could have chatted with her for hours!

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Excellent work. By far the best painting Restoration/repair I've ever seen. Fair pricing and prompt completion

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“Since then, Tiina has done, oh, at least 15 painting restorations for me, late 1700's to ~1940s?”

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China & Crystal Clinic

China & Crystal Clinic

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How is it one can travel all the way from Israel with purchases in tact, only to arrive in Newark…read moreand have chocolate confiscated for exceeding the weight limit. Seriously? There's a weight limit on a chocolate bar? Uh, Miss TSA agent, could you break the chocolate bar in half and give me that. No, Mr. Passenger, it's already been confiscated. Uh, it's sitting on the table right next to you. Sorry, Mr. Passenger, we'll be eating that on our next break. Okay, the last statement was unspoken, but it probably happened. What does all this have to do with China & Crystal Clinic? TSA broke a piece of pottery my husband had purchased for me, too. So much for carrying your valuables with you. In any case, we took the item to China & Crystal Clinic. Now granted, it was not cheap. It was $145 to re-attach the tail to the kitty and do the touch-up work, but it was really excellent work. I highly recommend this business for restoration of valuable or even treasured items. Don't expect it to get done in a hurry. It was about 3 months, but worth the wait!

I had a small piece done this exact time of year last year, and they do really good work here…read more However, l will not be going back. Rather then bash or down play the experience, ld much rather just say what happened.. I contacted this establishment by email, expressing my desire to have a dish restored to its original state. I am a veteran, and while on cruise, l purchased a really nice Japanese Tea set. Not long after l was notified $250 for the job. Also to send pictures of the pieces in detail with instructions to remove anything that may impede the restoration. Once done an a few back and forth emails setting up the appointment, that price soon raised to $285 from $250. No biggie, ball park estimates l get it. Finally the day of, lm then notified a total of now $300 will be the final asking price after another small discussion of steps and procedures. Reluctantly, again no issues, l fill out what needs done, and am told about 4 to 6 weeks for completion time. A full two and a half months later, lm told things went well and am sent pictures. I reply however, l can see the cracks in the pictures. Is that something thats next? An lm then notified that what was done was simply for gluing (bonding) the five small peices together. For filler and paint, will be an additional $900. As you can imagine very confused at this moment. Nothing at all was mentioned about this, in person nor in any of the emails. I kept them all for references. I replied that that wasnt what l was notified, in fact at no point in time was any of that mentioned. During the asking of the $300 there was no mention of only gluing nor the extra fee of $900. Not once. Im then notified if you do not want to pay the $900 to finish the restoration. You can pick up your small 5'inch tea saucer. As anyone could imagine my disappointment, especially not being from here originally. Im guessing that that is simply how business is done here in this state.. However, l found that to be extremely unpleasant, and unprofessional to say the least. I also do not believe l will be giving any references. I believe two stars is fair. Although l can not say that l'd recommend anyone take their business to this establishment. Thanks for your time..

Arizona Art Restoration - artrestoration - Updated October 2026

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