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Attributed works:
10. Vase, Decorated in Blue and White in the Style of Kangxi Porcelain, Ansbach, 1728. Faience, Height 37 cm. Marked I U 1728 (Johann Leonhard Uz, Painter at the Faience Factory in Ansbach, 1723-47). (Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg).
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11. Coffee Set, Meissen c.1905. Porcelain Painted in Underglaze Colours, Height of Coffee Pot 15.8 cm. Blue Grey and Blue on White Ground. Designed by Theodor Grust (1857-1919). (Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Munich).
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12. Tile Panel, William de Morgan, 1880. Height 163.5 cm. Designed by William Morris. (Kunstgewerbemuseum, Cologne).
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13. Cock, Arthur Storch. Älteste Volkstedter Porzellanmanufaktur, c. 1921-23. Porcelain, Height 98 cm. (Kunstgewerbemuseum, Cologne).
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14. Pot-Pourri 'vaisseau', Sèvres, 1760. Soft Paste Porcelain, in Pink, Blue and Green, Height 37 cm. The Cartouche Was Probably Painted by Dodin. (Musée du Louvre, Paris).
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15. Clock, Sèvres, 1762(?) Soft-Paste Porcelain, Decorated in 'petit verd', Height 39 cm. From the Collection of Madame de Pompadour at the château de Ménars. (Musée du Louvre, Paris).
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16. Tile, Delft (Greek A Factory), between 1686 and 1701. Tin Glazed Earthenware, Decorated at High Temperature in Monochrome Blue, Height 62 cm. In the Central Medallion, William III on Horseback. This Tile Originates from the Dairy at Hampton Court, and the Design Is Derived from Engravings by Daniel Marot. (Musée National de Ceramique, Sèvres).
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17. One of Two Table Decorations, Representing Fountains, Delft, (Ascribed to the Greek A Factory) c. 1700; Earthenware with Blue Decoration, Height 52 cm. (Rijksmuseum Paleis Het Loo, Apeldoorn).
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19. Dish, Delft, c. 1680. Earthenware Decorated in Blue with Chinoiserie Designs, Diam. 30.5 cm. From the Pottery De Metalen Pot, under Lambertus Cleffius, Marked with the Monogram LC. (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam).
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2. Jug with Trilobate Opening, Cafaggiolo, c. 1515. Polychrome Maiolica, Height 35 cm. On the Front, Portrait of Pope Leo X. (Museo Internazionale Delle Ceramiche, Faenza).
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20. Ewer, Delft, Ascribed to the Greek A Factory, c. 1690. Glazed Earthenware, with Blue Decorations. (Rijksmuseum Paleis Het Loo, Apeldoorn).
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21. Shepherd and Shepherdess in an Arbour, Frankenthal, c. 1760. Porcelain, with Polychrome and Gold Decoration, and Bright Blue for the Rocailles, Height 32.1 cm. Marked with a Lion in Underglaze Blue, Model of Johann Wilhelm Lanz. (Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam).
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22. Bowl, Lucie Rie, 1978. Stoneware with Engraved Line Decoration, Light Grey/Green Glaze, Height 29.6 cm. (Museum Boymans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam).
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23. Teapot, Tournai, c. 1765-70. Porcelain, Decorated with Landscapes in Monochrome Crimson Attributed to Duvivier, and Gold cul-de-lampe, Height 12.5 cm. (Musée de Mariemont, Morlanwelz).
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24. Two Figures, Marieberg, Early 1770s. Hybrid Porcelain with Painted Decoration. (National Swedish Art Museum, Stockholm).
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25. Drug Jar, Naples 1717. Maiolica, Height 8.2 cm. Painted by Francesco Antonio Xaverio Grue. Inscribed within the Rim Nicolaus Ferrara Iatrotechnis Neapolitanus (British Museum).
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26. Underside of Fig.25: Inscribed near the Foot Raphethichol and Beneath the Foot MD CCXVII VII KAL XBRIS D Grue f Neap [Drug Jar, Naples 1717. Maiolica, Height 8.2 cm. Painted by Francesco Antonio Xaverio Grue. Inscribed within the Rim Nicolaus Ferrara Iatrotechnis Neapolitanus (British Museum).]
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27. Plate, Wedgwood, c.1773. Creamware, Diam. 22.5 cm. View of 'Westcowes Castle in the Isle of Wight' from a Drawing by Francis Grose, 1761. This May be a 'Trial Piece' for the 'Frog Service' Commissioned from Wedgwood and Bentley by Catherine the Great. (British Museum).
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28. Tea Jar, Staffordshire, c.1690-98. Red Stoneware, Height 11.5 cm. Attributed to John and David Elers, Bradwell Wood, Newcastle-under-Lyme. This Is the Earliest Form of Tea Jar or Caddy in Western Europe. (Hampshire County Museum, Winchester).
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29. Wall Plaque, Wedgwood, 1878. Creamware, Decorated by Thomas Allen in the Egyptian Style, Diam 38.5 cm. (British Museum).
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3. Gourd, Siegburg (Rhineland), 1573. Stoneware with Reliefs, Height 40 cm. Workshop of Anno Knütgen. (Hetjens-Museum, Düsseldorf).
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30. Figure of Minerva, Wiener Keramik Werkstätte, c.1910. Hard Paste Porcelain, Decorated in Black, Height 33.6 cm. Probably Designed by Michael Powolny. Marks: WW (City Art Gallery, Manchester).
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31. River God, Probably Southwark, c.1680. Tin Glazed Buff Earthenware Decorated in High Temperature Oxide Colours, Height 13.5 cm. (Hampshire County Museum, Winchester).
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32. Cabaret Set, Vienna, 1801-09. Hard Paste Porcelain, Height of Jug 21.5 cm. Decorated in Gilt on a Lavender-Blue Ground. Marks: Banded Shield in Underglaze Blue. (City Art Gallery, Manchester).
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33. La France as Goddess of War, Vincennes c. 1752. Glazed White Soft Paste Porcelain, Height 21.1 cm. The Only Recorded Example of This Model, Which Forms a Pendant to the Victoria and Albert Museum's Vincennes Figure of La France as Goddess of Peace. (Victoria and Albert Museum).
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34. Harlequin Family, Meissen, c.1740-45. Hard Paste Porcelain with Enamelled Decoration, from a Model by J. J. Kändler, Height 8.5 cm. (Mrs Jose Finney Bequest, Victoria and Albert Museum).
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35. Vase, Gustavsberg, Sweden, c.1930-40. 'Argenta'ware, Stoneware with Applied Silver Decoration, Height 20.5 cm. Designed by Wilhelm Håge (1889-1960). Wilhelm Håge Was Head of the Art Studio at Gustavsberg, 1917-49. (Victoria and Albert Museum).
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37. Tureen, Cover and Stand, Chelsea, c.1755. Soft Paste Porcelain Moulded and Painted in Pinkish-Orange, Purple, Yellow-Green and Greyish-Bluish-Green Enamel Colours, Height 22.9 cm. Marks: A Red Anchor Painted in Enamel on the Tureen and Stand; 'w' Incised on the Stand. (Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh).
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39. Dessert Plate, Nantgarw, 1818. Porcelain, Diam. 24.2 cm. London Decorated. Part of a Service Presented by the Prince Regent to His Younger Brother, Adolphus, Duke of Cambridge, (National Museum of Wales, Cardiff).
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4. Bowl on high foot with outward curling lip, painted in orange, yellow, green, deep blue, dark red, grey with white highlights, Faenza, 1529. Maiolica ('berettina') blue, height 11.5 cm, diam. 27 cm. Workshop of Piero Bergantini. Recto: Sacrifice of Marcus Curtius and small medallions with heads between trophies. Verso: grouped motives of vines, festoons, fruit, grotesques and trophies. On the inside of the foot, inscribed FATA. IN FAENZA. I(N). LABOTEGA/DE. Mo. PIERE. BERGA(N) TIN(N)O. M. CCCCC/1529 adi 17 di zugno. (Museo Internazionale delle Ceramiche, Faenza).
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40. Skillet, Meissen, c.1735. Hard Paste Porcelain Decorated in Underglaze Blue and Overglaze Enamels, with a Design of Crayfish and Foliage Copied from Chinese Famille Verte. Height Approx. 10.5 cm (National Museum of Wales, Cardiff).
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41. Coffee Pot, Meissen, 1710-15. Red Stoneware with Dark Brown Glaze, Enamelled in Red and Yellow, Height 16 cm. Oriental in Inspiration, This Is among the Earliest Examples of Böttger's so Called Jasper Porcelain. (Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City).
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42. Columbine, Kloster Veilsdorf, 1764-65. Hard Paste Porcelain, with Enamel Colours Height 15.9 cm. Modelled by Wenzel Neu. (Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City).
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43. Sundial, Sèvres, 1793. Hard Paste Porcelain, Height 3.8 cm. Diam. 28.6 cm. Painted by Pfeiffer (Active 1771-1800). (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston).
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44. Ecuelle, Cover and Stand, Sèvres, 1782. Hard Paste Porcelain, Height of écuelle and Cover 13 cm. Painted by Jean-Jacques Dieu. (John and Ernestine Payne Fund, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston).
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45. The Mouse Catchers, Capodimonte, c. 1745. Soft Paste Porcelain, Height 14.9 cm. (Gift of Douglas Dillon, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York).
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46. Satyr, Mennecy, c. 1740. Soft Paste Porcelain, Height 18 cm. Mark: D. V. in Blue Enamel. (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York).
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47. Bragget Pot and Cover, Staffordshire, Late Seventeenth Century. Lead Glazed Earthenware, Height 28.6 cm. Decoration: Five Birds in Tones of Olive Green, with Stylised Floral Motifs. Covered Overall with Brilliant Lead Glaze of Honey Tones. (Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco).
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48. Tureen in Form of a Hen and Her Chicks, Bow, c.1755. Soft Paste Porcelain, Naturalistically Decorated in Shades of Yellow, Grey, Brown, Rust and Black, Height 17.1 cm. (Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco).
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49. Tureen in Form of a Basket of Game, Sceaux, c. 1760. Faience, Height 20 cm. (Cleveland Museum of Art).
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5. Bowl, Florence, Medici Factory, c. 1580. Porcellaneous Frit, Height 4.76 cm, Diam. 13.02 cm. (Kunstgewerbemuseum, Berlin).
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50. Figure Seated on a Lion, Chantilly, c.1750. Soft Paste Porcelain, Height 18.2 cm. (Cleveland Museum of Art).
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51. Hot Water Jug and Shaving Basin, St Cloud, 1730-50. Soft Paste Porcelain, Jug with Silver Mounts. Height of Jug 20.3 cm. (Gift of Florence Scott Libbey, Toledo Museum of Art).
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52. Pair of Perfume Burners, Tournai, c. 1760. Soft Paste Porcelain, Height: Spring 29 cm., Autumn 27.5 cm. (Gift of Florence Scott Libbey, Toledo Museum of Art).
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53. Three Lidded Vases, Sèvres, 1781. Soft Paste Porcelain with bleu nouveau Ground Colour, Height of Central Vase 51.2 cm. These Formed the Central Part of a Garniture of Five Vases des Âges. The Mythological Subjects Painted on the Front Reserves Are Taken from Engravings Published in 1773 by Jean-Baptiste Tilliard after Designs by Charles Monnet (1732-1808), and Illustrate Fénelon's Aventures de Télémaque. (J. Paul Getty Museum, Malibu).
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54. Louis XV, Mennecy, c.1750-55. Soft Paste Porcelain, Height 42.5 cm. The Bust Was Fired in Two Parts, as the Kilns at Mennecy Could Not Hold Objects of More Than 22.5 cm. (J. Paul Getty Museum, Malibu).
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55. Ewer and Basin, Sèvres, 1757. Soft Paste Porcelain, Height of Ewer 19.2 cm. The Ewer Incised T. m. The Basin Bears an Unidentified Painter's Mark of a Spray of Flowers and Is Incised C. N. (J. Paul Getty Museum, Malibu).
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56. Peacock, Minton, c.1874. Maiolica, with Polychrome Decoration, Modelled by Paul Comolera (1818-1897), Height 144 cm. (Power House Museum, Haymarket, New South Wales).
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57. Stool, Wedgwood, c. 1880. Earthenware, Height 42 cm. (National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne).
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58. Sugar Bowl, Derby, 1800-10. Soft Paste Porcelain with Gilt Decoration of Hieroglyphics, Orange, Black and Gold Borders, Height 8.8 cm. This Unusual Derby Pattern Was Very Likely Inspired by the Battle of the Nile and the Discovery of the Rosetta Stone. (Gift of Mrs Estelle Morris, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto).
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59. Teapot, English, Impressed 'Turner' c.1800-05. Fine White Stoneware, Smear-Glazed and Trimmed in Blue with Polychrome Scenic Vignettes on the Sides, Height 14 cm. (Gift of Mrs Brown, Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto).
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6. Mark from Base of Fig. 5: Dome of Florence Cathedral with 'F' (In Centre of Foot). [Bowl, Florence, Medici Factory, c. 1580. Porcellaneous Frit, Height 4.76 cm, Diam. 13.02 cm. (Kunstgewerbemuseum, Berlin).
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61. Scaramouche, Würzburg, c.1775. Hard Paste Porcelain, Height 13.5 cm. Costume Partially Coloured with Black Enamel and Gilded. (George R. Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art, Toronto).
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62. Watering can, Vincennes, 1753. Soft Paste Porcelain, Banded with 'bleu lapis' and Gilded, Floral Sprays in Polychrome Enamel, Height 20 cm. (George R. Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art, Toronto).
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7. Tureen in Shape of a Turkey, Hoechst (Near Frankfurt) C. 1750. Faience with Overglaze Painting, Height 38 cm. (Hetjens-Museum, Düsseldorf).
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8. Augustus-Rex Vase, Meissen, c.1726-28. Porcelain, with Relief Decoration and Painted in the Style of Famille Verte, Height 66 cm. (Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg).
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9. Teapot, Nymphenburg, c. 1765-70. Hard Paste Porcelain, Polychrome and Gilt, Height 26 cm. Bacchanalian Scenes and Decoration Attributed to Cajetan Purtscher (1740-1813). (Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Munich).
Non-western art unattributed:
1. Ovoid Vase, Decorated in Underglaze Blue and Black. Syria, Fourteenth Century. Fritware, Height 31.5 cm. (Museo Internazionale Delle Ceramiche, Faenza).
Non-western art unattributed:
18. Vase, China, Eighteenth Century. Porcelain, for Export, with Polychrome and Gold Decoration, Height Without Stand 128 cm. (Museum Boymans-van Beuningen, Rotterdam).
Non-western art unattributed:
36. Three Teapots, Yixing Kilns (China, Jiangsu Province), Contemporary. Coloured Stoneware Clays, Height of Teapot in Water Chestnut form 5 cm (By Jiang Rong), of the Larger Teapot 6.5 cm (By Xu Xiutang), and of the Smaller Teapot 5.8 cm (By Jin Zhixu). (Victoria and Albert Museum).
Western art unattributed:
38. Mug, English (York), Late Seventeenth Century. Fine Grey Stoneware Covered with a Grey Glaze Sparsely Streaked Greenish-Blackish-Brown, Height 6.7 cm. By Francis Place. (Royal Scottish Museum, Edinburgh).
Western art unattributed:
60. Effigy Vessel, Teotihuacan, Mexico, c. A. D. 250-650. 'Thin Orange' Ware, Height 22.8 cm. (George R. Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art, Toronto).
