Hydrogen Peroxide, delicious or drab?

Discussion in 'Pottery, Glass, and Porcelain' started by J Dagger, Dec 16, 2025 at 9:52 PM.

  1. J Dagger

    J Dagger Well-Known Member

    J/k

    Hydrogen peroxide, does it damage gilding? I’ve got some stained plates with glorious gilding. I’ve never actually used the ol’ dealers trick of soaking in professional grade peroxide. Just wanting to know if I’m gonna do more harm than good if I try?

    Photo shows the worst offender. How does this even happen? Gravy or sauce or something left to sit on a plate for weeks, or longer? Something totally different?

    I’ve gotta think this stain is set in pretty damn good but maybe a miracle is possible CFA168A9-2259-437E-A743-44CD2145179E.jpeg
     
  2. laura9797

    laura9797 Well-Known Member

    I have heard it is from moisture getting in through crazing or cracks. I don't know if food grade peroxide would work or not. I would see this discoloring a lot on transferware ironstone.
     
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  3. Bev aka thelmasstuff

    Bev aka thelmasstuff Colored pencil artist extraordinaire ;)

    I got 3% food grade peroxide and used it on one of a set of egg cups to see the difference. I had to leave it soaking for a couple of days but it really worked.
     
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