Dragon Pattern Porcelain Dishes, 18th Century
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Three 'Dragon in Compartments' pattern porcelain dishes, late 18th century, the first a Flight Worcester soft paste soup bowl, bearing two paper labels to verso: Scott Muir collection and Connoisseur's store. The second a Chamberlain's Worcester lobed oval serving dish with a shell shaped handle. The third shaped and square in form. No marks to reverse. The soup bowl 20.5 cm diameter, 4 cm high. Provenance: The John Scarce Collection of Porcelain,
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- Soft Paste Porcelain - Porcelain is an ancient ceramic material, first made in China, hence the common name "china", and the process was unknown in the West.
European potters attempted to replicate Chinese porcelain, without knowing the ingredients in its composition, and the earliest wares were produced with mixtures of clay and ground-up glass (frit), the idea being that the glass would give the porcelain translucency.
It was given the name "soft" because it did not remain rigid, but "slumped" when fired in the kiln at high temperatures. - Verso - Verso is the "back" side of a sheet of paper, art work, coin or medal. The front side is "recto".
This item has been included into following indexes:
- Chamberlain Worcester (England) - ceramics 109
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Worcester (England), item types
- bowls 79
- pots and bowls 127
- Worcester (England), other - Barr Flight Barr / Flight, Barr & Barr 140
- Worcester (England), patterns - Dragons in Compartments pattern 5
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