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A unique pair of Chelsea goldfinches, one of the few bird models to depict British birds accurately in their natural colours. Read More
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'Rustic Dutch scenes after Teniers on Sevres vases intended for growing the precious bulbs developed by Dutch horticulturists. Read More
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A flamboyant baroque interpretation of East Asian ornament on an 'Augustus Rex' vase in the bold palette that the King so admired. Read More
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Described in the Japanese Palace Inventories as a 'Chocolate Becher', a nearly exact copy of a Japanese original commissioned by Rudolph Lemaire from Meissen for the Paris market. Read More
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'Le Paradis Terrestre', an escape into an earthly paradise by Jean Mayodon, one of the great potters of France in the troubled years around 1940.
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Japanese Kakiemon in a form commissioned by the Dutch traders of the East India Company for export to Europe. Read More
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WWW.RARE-CERAMICS.COM
It is monumental decision for us, but after 30 years, we have decided to change our domain name and email address.
Although our commitment to European porcelain remains undiminished, we feel that www.europeanporcelain.com no longer reflects the entirety of our interests, actually, it never has.
We find ourselves increasingly engaged in the study and pursuit of ceramics in all its forms, stoneware, maiolica, porcelain and Delft, and from all corners of the world from China, Japan, the Islamic world to Mexico and New World as well as Europe. We are looking at all periods and the related fields of glass and enamels.
To this end, we have decided to change the name of our domain and website from 'www.europeanporcelain.com' to www.rare-ceramics.com and our email address to manners@rare-ceramics.com. Our old address will still continue to reach us.
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