Rococo Vase with Turquoise and White Flowers

A soft paste rococo vase in the manner of Derby, circa 1750-60,…
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A soft paste rococo vase in the manner of Derby, circa 1750-60, similar made by Longton hall and bow factories, the asymmetric vase with moulding picked out in turquoise and gilt, decorated to the body with two floral posies and issuing an extravagant tall bouquet of white encrusted flowers; as found, height 21 cm

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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.

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