How to repair a porcelain cookie jar.?

My wife accidentally broke a lid jam his mother and is devastated. Broke into 12 pieces of large size and a little 'bit' of dust. What would be the best way to solve the problem or fixed?

You can buy two things that come mind. Witch and Epoxy mixes will bond well to porcelain. But it can get messy. I would recommend Supper Glue. It's easy and fast Drys. This will be a project like a puzzle, in order to please this. So now everything is glued's enough to fill cracks and gaps. You should go to the hardware store and pick up a kind stucco porcelain. They must have near the mortar or caulking. Patch up the cracks with some putty and gently use a wet towel to wipe all the porcelain to make it smooth. Take a piece of the lid in the shop to have them match the color. Good luck and have fun. Sorry for your misfortune.

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Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Spring Inspiration' $42.95 Flowers blossoming on spring fields inspire the design of this Benjarong porcelain jar from Khun Santiparp. It features a lotus-shaped lid with hand-painted enamel motifs. The rims on the jar and lid are delicately painted in gray. Benjarong is a millenary art form that dates back to China's Ming dynasty.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'White Blossoms' $579.95 Large white peonies flourish in a sunny garden, their petals delicately outlined with gilt. Khun Santiparp depicts the ruffled flowers on an exquisite jar of Benjarong porcelain. The lid rises to a graceful peak like the spire of a Thai temple.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Rose Bouquet' $212.95 Wild roses and white chrysanthemums flourish in a gilded garden. Beautifully depicted in brilliant colors, they cover a delicate jar and stand. Khun Santiparp works in Benjarong porcelain with gleaming golden details. A lotus bud crowns the lid.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Blue Blossoms' $119.95 Beautifully depicted in brilliant colors, chrysanthemums cover a delicate blue jar and stand. Khun Santiparp works in Benjarong porcelain with gleaming golden details. A gilded lotus bud crowns the lid.

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Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Luscious Blue' $128 The pristine contours of this exquisite jar and lid form a garden of luscious blue blossoms. Delicately outlined with gilt, the lovely flowers exude an aura of peace. Khun Santiparp crafts the piece of fine Benjarong porcelain.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Rose Bouquet' $212.95 Wild roses and white chrysanthemums flourish in a gilded garden. Beautifully depicted in brilliant colors, they cover a delicate jar and stand. Khun Santiparp works in Benjarong porcelain with gleaming golden details. A lotus bud crowns the lid.

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Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Oriental Peacock' $109.95 Intricate motifs recall the splendor of a peacock's feathers. Their precise patterns are enhanced with golden bands. Khun Santiparp crafts a delicate jar of Benjarong porcelain. The lid recalls Thai temple spires.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'White Blossoms' $579.95 Large white peonies flourish in a sunny garden, their petals delicately outlined with gilt. Khun Santiparp depicts the ruffled flowers on an exquisite jar of Benjarong porcelain. The lid rises to a graceful peak like the spire of a Thai temple.

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Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Namthip' $589.95 Summoning Thai ancestry, this decorative Benjarong jar is covered in a cascade of tiny blossoms. The piece is shaped in the form of a lotus, symbol of purity and divinity. Khun Santiparp paints it by hand with artistic elegance, exalting the magical beauty of the Benjarong tradition. Santiparp calls this bowl "Namthip," a traditional Thai name. Benjarong porcelain originates in China, and came to Thailand as part of the dowry of Chinese princesses. Eventually, in the early 1800s, during the reign of King Rama II, Thai artisans began producing Benjarong for the Royal Court with a slight variation, which they named Lai Nam Thong (gold washed design) whereupon bright, liquid gold was used to outline the admirable patterns that would grace the Benjarong porcelain pieces. These pieces will shine forever and require only a damp cloth to wipe away dust. Benjarong is not dishwasher safe. If cleaning is needed, use a gentle dish soap and soft sponge. Never use abrasive pads or scouring agents.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Chompoonuch' $589.95 A brocade of gold adorns this decorative Benjarong jar, shaped in the form of an ethereal lotus. Hues of sapphire, emerald, and ruby are called upon to embellish the piece in a dainty floral reverly. Khun Santiparp paints this jar with artistic elegance, exalting the magical beauty of the Benjarong tradition. Santiparp calls this piece "Chompoonuch," a traditional Thai name. Benjarong porcelain originates in China, and came to Thailand as part of the dowry of Chinese princesses. Eventually, in the early 1800s, during the reign of King Rama II, Thai artisans began producing Benjarong for the Royal Court with a slight variation, which they named Lai Nam Thong (gold washed design) whereupon bright, liquid gold was used to outline the admirable patterns that would grace the Benjarong porcelain pieces. These pieces will shine forever and require only a damp cloth to wipe away dust. Benjarong is not dishwasher safe. If cleaning is needed, use a gentle dish soap and soft sponge. Never use abrasive pads or scouring agents.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Chompoonuch' $589.95 A brocade of gold adorns this decorative Benjarong jar, shaped in the form of an ethereal lotus. Hues of sapphire, emerald, and ruby are called upon to embellish the piece in a dainty floral reverly. Khun Santiparp paints this jar with artistic elegance, exalting the magical beauty of the Benjarong tradition. Santiparp calls this piece "Chompoonuch," a traditional Thai name. Benjarong porcelain originates in China, and came to Thailand as part of the dowry of Chinese princesses. Eventually, in the early 1800s, during the reign of King Rama II, Thai artisans began producing Benjarong for the Royal Court with a slight variation, which they named Lai Nam Thong (gold washed design) whereupon bright, liquid gold was used to outline the admirable patterns that would grace the Benjarong porcelain pieces. These pieces will shine forever and require only a damp cloth to wipe away dust. Benjarong is not dishwasher safe. If cleaning is needed, use a gentle dish soap and soft sponge. Never use abrasive pads or scouring agents.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Luxury' $149.95 This jar by Khun Santiparp is unabashedly luxurious, as deep blue petals grace a snow white background. Gilded trimmings wind surreptitiously across the hand-painted design, and border the rounded lid.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Luxury' $149.95 This jar by Khun Santiparp is unabashedly luxurious, as deep blue petals grace a snow white background. Gilded trimmings wind surreptitiously across the hand-painted design, and border the rounded lid.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Laced Gold' $89.95 Capricious pudtan (changeable roses) delicately outlined in gold blossom upon a captivating Thai Benjarong jar. The porcelain surface is adorned with a floral lace of gold, thus Khun Santiparp calls this piece Khian Tong (Gold Drawing). Resplendent in classic artistry, this Benjarong jar makes a unique adornment. Clean with a damp, soft cloth. Do not use abrasive solutions. Benjarong porcelain is not dishwasher safe.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Laced Gold' $89.95 Capricious pudtan (changeable roses) delicately outlined in gold blossom upon a captivating Thai Benjarong jar. The porcelain surface is adorned with a floral lace of gold, thus Khun Santiparp calls this piece Khian Tong (Gold Drawing). Resplendent in classic artistry, this Benjarong jar makes a unique adornment. Clean with a damp, soft cloth. Do not use abrasive solutions. Benjarong porcelain is not dishwasher safe.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Laced Gold' $89.95 Capricious pudtan (changeable roses) delicately outlined in gold blossom upon a captivating Thai Benjarong jar. The porcelain surface is adorned with a floral lace of gold, thus Khun Santiparp calls this piece Khian Tong (Gold Drawing). Resplendent in classic artistry, this Benjarong jar makes a unique adornment. Clean with a damp, soft cloth. Do not use abrasive solutions. Benjarong porcelain is not dishwasher safe.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Tholaidok' $57.95 A cool black background intensifies the golden allure of this Benjarong jar, handcrafted with traditional Thai techniques. Florid details display precise brushwork, as the varied colors interact in splendid harmony. Stunning contours and a graceful lid make this work a refined acquisition for any porcelain collection. Tholaidok means "flower pattern jar" in Thai. Khun Santiparp describes his creative process: �I firstly knead a mixture of kaolin (white clay mixed with feldspar and quartz) and 40% bone ashes. After having thrown it on the wheel and formed it, I let it fully dry and fire it for five to six hours. After that I glaze it with a mixture of burnt lime, wood ashes and secret natural materials of my own. The piece is then fired again in the kiln. When totally cooled, I over-glaze the piece with gild and enamel painting. I draw the entire surface by hand, one color at a time. The shapes and motifs are gentle, graceful and humbly crafted after Oriental styles.� Care instructions: These pieces will shine forever and require only a damp cloth to wipe away the dust. Benjarong is not dishwasher safe. If cleaning is needed, use a gentle dish soap and soft sponge. Never use abrasive pads or scouring agents. For decorative purposes only.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Tholaidok' $57.95 A cool black background intensifies the golden allure of this Benjarong jar, handcrafted with traditional Thai techniques. Florid details display precise brushwork, as the varied colors interact in splendid harmony. Stunning contours and a graceful lid make this work a refined acquisition for any porcelain collection. Tholaidok means "flower pattern jar" in Thai. Khun Santiparp describes his creative process: �I firstly knead a mixture of kaolin (white clay mixed with feldspar and quartz) and 40% bone ashes. After having thrown it on the wheel and formed it, I let it fully dry and fire it for five to six hours. After that I glaze it with a mixture of burnt lime, wood ashes and secret natural materials of my own. The piece is then fired again in the kiln. When totally cooled, I over-glaze the piece with gild and enamel painting. I draw the entire surface by hand, one color at a time. The shapes and motifs are gentle, graceful and humbly crafted after Oriental styles.� Care instructions: These pieces will shine forever and require only a damp cloth to wipe away the dust. Benjarong is not dishwasher safe. If cleaning is needed, use a gentle dish soap and soft sponge. Never use abrasive pads or scouring agents. For decorative purposes only.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Temple of the Flowers' $392.95 Floral bouquets in brilliant colors grace a gilded jar. Evoking a Thai temple, its lid rises in a tall, slender spire. Khun Santiparp works in Benjarong porcelain to create this exquisite design. It features the Thai lai nam thong, or "gold washed design."

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Dream Flower' $149.95 Stylized flowers billow on sleek porcelain like clouds in the midday sky. Gold accents sparkle like sunbeams and repeat themselves on a slim border. The graceful lid is crowned with a golden lotus bud. This exquisite jar is crafted by Khun Santiarp.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Lotus Bud' $149.95 Luxurious blossoms cover the sleek surface of this Benjarong jar. They are highlighted by the lavish use of gilt, while the smooth inner surfaces contrast with their dazzling white porcelain. Khun Santiparp crafts this superlative piece by hand, crowning the lid with a golden lotus bud.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Classic Treasure' $42.95 This jar is filled with the rich, classic elegance of Benjarong artistry. Crafted of porcelain, the lid is shaped like a lotus blossom adorned with hand-painted enamel motifs. Thailand's Khun Santiparp proudly preserves the Benjarong tradition, which dates back to China's Ming dynasty.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Dream Flower' $149.95 Stylized flowers billow on sleek porcelain like clouds in the midday sky. Gold accents sparkle like sunbeams and repeat themselves on a slim border. The graceful lid is crowned with a golden lotus bud. This exquisite jar is crafted by Khun Santiarp.

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Temple of the Flowers' $392.95 Floral bouquets in brilliant colors grace a gilded jar. Evoking a Thai temple, its lid rises in a tall, slender spire. Khun Santiparp works in Benjarong porcelain to create this exquisite design. It features the Thai lai nam thong, or "gold washed design."

Benjarong porcelain jar, 'Lotus Bud' $149.95 Luxurious blossoms cover the sleek surface of this Benjarong jar. They are highlighted by the lavish use of gilt, while the smooth inner surfaces contrast with their dazzling white porcelain. Khun Santiparp crafts this superlative piece by hand, crowning the lid with a golden lotus bud.