Derby Porcelain Manufactory Collection
The Derby Porcelain Manufactory, based in Derby, England, was a renowned creator of exquisite porcelain pieces during the late 18th century
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The Derby Porcelain Manufactory, based in Derby, England, was a renowned creator of exquisite porcelain pieces during the late 18th century. Their collection boasts a wide range of stunning creations that showcase their exceptional craftsmanship and artistic vision. One notable piece is the Allegorical Figure of Europe, crafted between 1770 and 1780. This intricate figurine captures the essence of Europe with its detailed features and symbolic elements. It stands as a testament to the skill and creativity of the artisans at Derby Porcelain Manufactory. Another remarkable creation is the Flower Holder from around 1790. This delicate piece showcases their mastery in creating elegant vessels for displaying beautiful blooms. Its intricate design and fine details make it a true work of art. The Lovers and Jester figurine from approximately 1765 is another standout piece by Derby Porcelain Manufactory. It depicts a captivating scene filled with romance and whimsy, showcasing their ability to capture emotion through porcelain sculpture. It also excelled in producing functional yet visually appealing items such as sugar bowls, creamers, cups and saucers. These pieces from around 1780 to 1795 exhibit both practicality and aesthetic beauty. Their Coffee Pot created between 1765-1770 exemplifies their attention to detail in creating functional objects that are also visually striking. The Street Seller figurine from around 1765 showcases their ability to depict everyday life with charm and precision. Amongst their diverse collection are dishes, sauceboats, allegorical figures representing America and Asia - all reflecting the expertise of Derby Porcelain Manufactory's craftsmen who brought these pieces to life during this period.