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Non-Intrusive Techniques of Dating Bow Porcelain
The purpose of this paper is to layout a reliable technique for dating Bow porcelain. Over the years there have been many different theories to the chronological understanding of this innovative and great factory...
10 June, 2008
New Attributions: Fidelle Duvivier in the Netherlands
Fidelle Duvivier, a familiar name in English porcelain literature, is well known for the landscape vignettes he painted on New Hall porcelain between the years 1785 and about 1796...
10 June, 2008
To Their Destined Market: Salt-Glazed Stoneware at Colonial Williamsburg
Collecting to accurately furnish a period room can be challenging, but achieving that goal for more than two hundred such spaces is a truly daunting task...
10 June, 2008
Royal Presents - Porcelain Gifts Exchanged between the French and the Saxon-Polish Court in the Mid-18th Century
In the mid-1740's August III, Elector of Saxony and King of Poland, succeeded in establishing close political bonds to the French court...
10 June, 2008
The Frick Collection: A Legacy of Beauty
The Frick Collection in New York City is renowned both for one of the world's great collections of fine and decorative arts and for its extraordinary research library for art history...
01 May, 2008