On occasion, customers reach out to express concern over faint scratches in the surface of their plates or teacups.
Is it a crack that will make the item likely to break? Is it safe to use?
Read on to learn about crazing and your vintage china.
After years of listening to the inspiring Side Hustle School daily podcast, I submitted an application for The Brooklyn Teacup to be featured on an upcoming episode, and we were actually chosen. Can't wait for you to have a listen and let me know what you think!
The social distancing-approved way to transform your vintage china into tiered stands. A step-by-step process of how it works and how we can create tiered trays, serving pieces, decor, and meaningful gifts out of your china--while you wait! Available in Park Slope Brooklyn. Mail-in upcycle option also available!
Not so humble brag alert--The Brooklyn Teacup was featured in InStyle's Mother's Day Gift Guide. It was such an honor to have been highlighted alongside the innovative and inspiring women-owned businesses included in the curated list by the female networking group know as Women Work F*cking Hard.
Mother of Junk is a Williamsburg institution. Let's not glorify it, though. It's not too far from a hoarder's den—the vintage china section is the most orderly part (and for that I am very grateful)! You come to Mother of Junk for the hunt—the hunt for treasures. Sometimes you walk away with a basket full of china (that you then wrap yourself if you want it to safely get back to your apartment); Other occasions...you come up short.
