Chip or flea bite?
Hi all,
I sold a glass and pitcher set on another site and the buyer messaged me and accused me of hiding a chip and trying to sand it out. I never saw a chip and certainly didn't try to sand one out. I received it back and saw where the buyer did attempt to sand it and the chip. But it is so small I thought it was a flea bite. I didn't notice it when I listed it. I'd appreciate some opinions as 
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mamo-5458
·4 years agoI agree with the previous post. Just disclose it. One thing I have found on glass, porcelain and pottery that has what I agree with you, looks like a bug. When I get through cleaning it, I'll get alcohol or mint type toothpaste. Dob it on the spot and let it sit. Seems to work most of the time. With the alcohol I'd get a paper towel saturated and leave it on like a bandaid. If not it dries and won't do well.
an-57470
·2 years agoI read somewhere that a “flea bite†on China is no bigger than a pencil point, and sometimes cannot be seen only felt.