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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.
A Set of the Four 'Bow' Seasons by Samson of Paris c1900
Although modelled in the manner of Bow circa 1770 these figures have been reproduced in hard paste porcelain and are sold on their decorative merit. A complete set of the Bow originals in this condition would be remarkable. Samson were superb copyists
£350.00
A Chinese 19thC Blue Porcelain Shou Plate
A Chinese 19thC blue porcelain Shou plate. Available from Scottish Antiques online store.
£150.00
A Doccia Porcelain Tea Cup and Saucer c1750
or a similar example of Doccia's typical flower painting on hard paste porcelain during the Early Period (1737-1757) See; Amici Di Doccia- The Victoria and Albert Museum Collection No's 83 and 84 pages 98-100
£375.00
Pair of Chinese Rose Medallion Porcelain Candlesticks c1900
A very fine pair of Chinese candlesticks from c1900 in excellent condition. For more antique porcelain, including a wide range of Georgian British porcelain, please visit Scottish Antiques online store.
£220.00
Paris Porcelain Coffee Can and Saucer c1820
Paris porcelain decorated with exotic birds in branches
£225.00
Imperial Vienna Porcelain Plate c1760
Hand painted Vienna porcelain from our online antiques store
£180.00
Imperial & Royal Porcelain Vienna Trembleuse c1780
Manufactured by Imperial and Royal Porcelain Vienna in the 18th century
£295.00