How can you repair a broken vase?

Answer 1

Absolutely. As long as you have all the pieces, as it is very, very rarely worth trying to have it repaired if you don't have them all. Personally, I just superglue my own back into one piece, and I favor "Instant Krazy Glue" in a Brush-on bottle, it lets you control the amount a lot more easily than the generic squeeze bottles. It's about 2-4$ per bottle at a craft or office store and lasts dozens of times longer than a generic bottle.

If you try and do it yourself, and the vase is important to you, you might want to grab a cheap dollar store vase and break it outside, and try and repair that first, for some practice setting pieces together.

Alternatively, if it's worth it for you, you can find somebody who will repair it for you, it's rarely very expensive. Just search online and in local area for an antique dealer, a glass dealer, or someone who just repairs glass that will do it for a fee.

Answer 2

Whether and how you can repair a broken vase depends on how badly damaged it is. Assuming it is in only a few pieces, using super glue will help to repair it as best as possible.