陶瓷玻璃摆件挪开擦柜子：先看旧接缝，双手托稳再归位

Old repairs may be hidden and may have weakened over the years

Before picking up an object, study it carefully

Use two hands to pick up objects. Make sure your hands are clean, dry, and free of bulky jewellery. DO NOT WEAR GLOVES.

Your skin can grip the object properly. You need your sense of touch to hold a slippery object.

Do not pick up ceramic or glass objects by their handles or spouts since these can easily break off.

Remove loose lids if necessary. Avoid touching applied labels or decoration.

Store objects on shelves or in cupboards that will not be subject to vibration or jarring. Keep them easily accessible and visible so that handling is minimized.

Line shelves with soft, non-fibrous padding such as polyethylene foam sheeting. A fibrous padding, such as polyester batting, may snag on fragile or flaking surfaces. Objects that cannot stand safely on their own should be supported so that they cannot move.

Avoid temperature extremes, particularly rapid temperature changes. This causes expansion and contraction, which may result in breaking or cracking. Never heat glass, or put it in a sunny place or under spotlights where it might become very warm.