but try a clamp rather than cling wrap when you get the right adhesive. You need to bind the two surfaces with pressure.

As it's rather fragile glass with a narrow neck, broad shoulder, and tapers to a smaller base. The pewter bit goes around about a third or so, and reaches from the base to not quite the widest part of the shoulder.

The clamps I have available wouldn't hold between the neck and the shoulder.

That's why I thought of cling wrap.

frustratedly,
Bright

But unfortunately, the end bit wouldn't fit through the narrow neck of the vase.

sadly,
Bright

Enter the properties of the objects you wish to bond: this - glass, to that- pewter, and the site will make a recommendation.
I am an artist and I use them all the time.

I used Gorilla Glue.

Still holding.

I did try with the epoxy I tried, and no matter how carefully I braced myself, my hands would move just a little and the bond would undo, alas.

But thanks!

appreciatively,
Bright

Found at Home stores

I bonded something to the front of a mirror which has hung vertically for 20 yrs. Not bad.

crystal clear glue for glass. Not all stores that carry the regular Gorilla Glue and I get it online. It works very well. Loctite Glass Glue is a decent choice too. We've used both of them and they're great.

that's made for attaching rear view mirrors onto the inside of the windshield.