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The history of European porcelain did not begin with Meissen, Chelsea and Worcester. The latter two factories were not even founded until 1743 and 1751, Britain was a late starter.
Meissen 1710 were certainly amongst the first producers of porcelain in Europe although the Medici factory in Florence had first produced soft paste in te late 16th century. Rouen porcelain in Normandy and St Cloud in Isle de France were also operational in the late 17th century.
It really was the French who spurred the onwards development of porcelain manufacture in the first half of the 18th century. Niderviller, Luneville and Chantilly were all operational before the great Vinennes ( 1740) and Doccia ( 1735) manufactories were founded.
Samson Paris Porcelain Scale Blue Fancy Birds Baluster Mug c1880
Samson Paris Porcelain Gros Bleu & Fancy Birds Baluster Mug c1880
£75.00
A Pair of Very Rare Doccia Porcelain Dishes c1780
A Pair of Very Rare Doccia Porcelain Dishes c1780
£1,750.00
A Rosenthal Porcelain Rosari Pattern Comport 1927
A Rosenthal Porcelain Rosari Pattern Comport 1927
£60.00
Philipp Rosenthal & Co Octagonal Porcelain Charger 1931
Philipp Rosenthal & Co Octagonal Porcelain Charger 1931
£320.00
Imperial Vienna Porcelain Plate c1760
Hand painted Vienna porcelain from our online antiques store
£145.00
Imperial & Royal Porcelain Vienna Trembleuse c1780
Manufactured by Imperial and Royal Porcelain Vienna in the 18th century
£245.00