The natural world around Silvana Barrios was her first art teacher. Citing a childhood in Argentina that she says was a ...

This Worcester Dr. Wall cup and saucer is in the Kakiemon pattern. It’s porcelain and was made around 1785. It sold for $160 at a Neal auction. Experts can identify antique dishes in many unexpected ...

Here is a Belleek porcelain teapot that I recently found at an antique shop. Except for one small repair, it is in perfect ...

If you found a copy of China Marks and Pottery Marks by Gilman Collamore & Co (circa 1900), for example, you would have access to first-hand sources of many marks that would otherwise be lost to time.

The Meredith League of New Hampshire Craftsmen Fine Craft Gallery will host the exhibit, Drink Up, through August.

Anne Melvin has a mirror opposite her pottery wheel, not because she’s vain but so she can better watch the outline of each porcelain vessel as it forms.When a piece comes off the wheel to dry ...

Pottery & Porcelain Marks: European, Oriental and USA in Chronological Order. Bath: Gemini Publications Ltd., 1997. Poche, Emanuel. Porcelain Marks of the World. [translated from the Czech by Joy Moss ...

DECATUR, AL (WAFF) - Walk into the Evelyn Burrow Museum on the campus ofWallace at Hanceville, and you enter a world of privilege and 70 years ofcollecting pottery, porcelain, and more. It's a world ...

Time is running out for Bill Macdonald, who has one goal in mind: Securing a public home for an arcane collection of 17th-century Japanese porcelain at the Gardiner, whether the museum likes it or not ...

Porcelain is the most important part of pottery. It is a fine-grained, translucent, hard-bodied ware. The Chinese came up with porcelain, but the time of its discovery remains a matter of dispute.

Let us now turn to the porcelain exhibit. Porcelain, as most know, was first invented and made in China long before our era, and was brought to Europe by the Portuguese about the year 1518.

Photos from the discovery show stacks of porcelain pottery. Although most of the pieces are covered with sand and dirt, ornate, colorful patterns are still visible beneath the grime.