In many ways, every piece of pottery or porcelain is unique. The items could be made by the same artist or company but will still have their own individuality. "The quality of a piece and its ...

THE PIECE: A French Sevres-style gilt and polychrome painted porcelain box, from about 1900, with marks on the underside -- an "S" within interlocking "Ls" -- emulating Sevres marks used in 1771. THE ...

For the past six years, Romane Sarfati has been busy developing the Sèvres Manufacture and Museum on the outskirts of Paris, which combines the missions of porcelain creation and production with ...

Dear Judy Campbell: Here are photographs of two gilt-edged porcelain plates that measure about 10 inches diameter that I have owned for a number of years. Both carry five-digit numbers under beehive ...

The lovely Bowles: Oh, there were Bowleses. And lots of bowls, and tureens, teacups and tulipieres, too, on Tuesday at the Legion of Honor to celebrate the reinstallation of the Constance and Henry ...

Appraisal: Late 19th-Century French Porcelain Coffee Service, from Vintage Providence. Check out Andrea Blunck Frost's appraisal of a late 19th-Century French porcelain coffee service, in Vintage ...

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Each piece in the new Art de la Table Collection, created in collaboration with French porcelain maker J.L. Coquet, takes approximately four weeks and involves the work of 40 artisans to produce.

They’ve made “balloon dogs” with Jeff Koons, dinner plates with Marina Abramovic, and cool-blue decanters for Courvoisier. But the minds behind French porcelain makers Bernardaud had never ...

Dear Judy Campbell: Can you please tell me something about the maker of this Limoges covered serving bowl? I have looked for information but cannot find any. I am including the mark on the bottom of ...