On Feb 15, 10:21*am, "dadiOH" wrote:

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Since the pieces fit so well together, I don't believe that an epoxy
putty would work.

So use a regular epoxy (non-putty).

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Best choice.
Use a water-clear slow cure two part epoxy. Once cured, some JB WEld
for back up/reinforcement wouldn't hurt. Some china restoration shops
use cyanoacrylates (Whoopee Glue) which can be found now in a lot of
useful different formulations. Pricey but fast, one could get the
assembly together piece by piece in minutes. Again, an epoxy
reinforcement would add needed strength.

Joe