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European hard-paste
porcelains. Soft-paste
porcelains date back to
early attempts by
European potters to
replicate Chinese porcelain by
using mixtures of...
- to the
History and
Porcelains of John Rose and
Company (Antique Collectors' Club 1995), p. 406. The Potteries:
Coalport Porcelain Works:
sample of backstamps...
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imported Meissen porcelain and
Chinese porcelains. Like the
other French factories of this period, and
unlike the "Saxon" hard-paste
porcelain produced at...
- Look up
porcelain in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Porcelain is a
ceramic material.
Porcelain can also
refer to
porcelain enamel or to cast iron coated...
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Canton or
Cantonese porcelain is the
characteristic style of
ceramic ware
decorated in Guangzhou, the
capital of
Guangdong and (prior to 1842) the sole...
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Dresden porcelain may
refer to:
Meissen porcelain, the
first European hard-paste
porcelain, and
still active Dresden Porcelain, a
porcelain factory in...
- "
Porcelain" is a song by
American electronic musician Moby. It was
released on
April 25, 2000, as the
sixth single from his
fifth studio album Play (1999)...
- 1735" as its brand. Its
early wares were of a soft-paste
porcelain, as were most
European porcelains with some exceptions,
notably Meissen,
where deposits...
- hard-paste
porcelains in the
eighteenth century, the
Medici heirs in the
House of
Lorraine came to
value less and less the
imperfect Medici porcelains, with...
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elements was too
tempting at some point,
leaving only the
porcelain cups.
Other imperial porcelains may have
carried gilding,
which has now worn away. Under...
