During the spring of 2021, I treated a feldspathic-glazed stoneware dish at the University of Delaware. It had several breaks and previous restoration that had aged poorly. The dish was in poor condition overall. It was not structurally intact and its aesthetic appearance was compromised. 

After mechanically removing the adhesive, I wet-cleaned the surface of the dish. The pieces of the dish were adhered back together with Paraloid B-72. Then, I  made a mold and filled it with plaster to create a fill. The plaster fill was then sanded, painted, and adhered in place.