Find and order a discontinued china replacement from a photo
At a glance
Nikhila Ravi uses Meta Muse to identify broken family china and order a matching piece from Japan. This workflow is listed under visual-search, shopping, replacement-parts, human-approval.
From a photo, Muse identified a Wedgwood Columbia Sage Green covered tureen, found a discontinued-pattern match on eBay, checked the seller and asked before paying through Stripe Link.
How it went
Ravi reports that Muse checked out, arranged insured shipping and import fees, and began tracking the order.
Worth knowing
The reported endpoint is an order being tracked; delivery had not yet been reported.
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