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Elegance of Derby Porcelain: exploring the Imari ware Royal Crown Derby cup and saucer Imari ware making process (Warewish) The Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Company is the oldest or second oldest remaining English porcelain manufacturer, based in Derby, England. The company, particularly known for its high-quality bone china, having produced tableware and ornamental items since approximately 1750. It was known as 'Derby Porcelain' until 1773, when it became 'Crown Derby', the 'Royal' being added in 1890. 皇家皇冠德比瓷器公司是英國歷史最悠久的瓷器製造商之一，總部設在英格蘭的德比。這家公司以生產高品質的骨瓷而聞名，大約從 1750 年左右開始生產餐具和裝飾品。它在 1773 ...

Imari porcelain Royal Worcester cup and saucer Imari porcelain ~ Royal Worcester cup and saucer 1 In 1789 AD, the Worcester Kiln was awarded the title of "Royal" by King George III. It was the first "royal" kiln in the history of British ceramics. The Worcester Kiln was the first to use "frozen stone" (Soapstone) method, adding frozen stone to porcelain clay to create unique classic porcelain. Therefore, the porcelain produced by Worcester Kiln has a noble appearance, unique patterns, and is superior to Chinese porcelain. The unparalleled quality is indeed a classic representative work of Western bone magnets! 西元一七八九年，伍斯特窯廠榮獲英王喬治三世授予"皇室"的頭銜，是為英國陶瓷史上第一家"皇室御用...

Imari porcelain Japan jugs and bottles Imari porcelain jug and bottle 01 Warewish The peak of Imari porcelain exports coincided with the Baroque and Rococo eras in Europe when there was a fervor for opulent decorations and an affinity for exotic Eastern styles. Many monarchs vied to amass collections of Chinese and Japanese porcelain, sparking a trend that swept across Europe. 伊萬里瓷器外銷的鼎盛期，正逢歐洲追求豪華裝飾的巴洛克與洛可可時代，喜愛帶東方風情的裝飾風格，許多君王競相收藏中國與日本瓷器，在歐洲掀起一股流行。 Imari porcelain jug and bottle 02 Warewish After 1670, Japanese Imari porcelain gave rise to distinctive styles known as "Kakiemon" a...

Japan Imari porcelain plates Imari porcelain: Arita ware plate 01 In the early 1610s, in the region of Arita in Kyushu, Japan, ceramic artisans built upon the techniques of Korean potters to create the country's first porcelain wares. Arita porcelain initially emulated the Chinese blue and white ceramics and later incorporated overglaze enameling techniques. 1610年代左右，九州有田一帶，以朝鮮陶工的技術為基礎，成功燒製了日本最初之瓷器。有田瓷器先是模仿中國的青花，其後也吸收了釉上彩之技法。 Imari porcelain: Arita ware plate 02: Kraak style ...