Saucer made from porcelain, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the

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Saucer made from porcelain, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the

Saucer made from porcelain, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with the Temple pattern of a Chinese pagoda and trees on a white ground with gilded decoration, manufactured by Caughley (or Salopian Works) c.1780. Date: 1775-1799

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1. Title: "A Georgian Delight: A Chinese-Inspired Saucer from the Caughley Works, 1775-1799" This exquisite saucer, crafted from porcelain and adorned with the intricate Temple pattern, is a stunning example of the artistic prowess of the Caughley Works, also known as the Salopian Works, during the late 18th century. The saucer, which dates between 1775 and 1799, is a testament to the rich cultural exchange between the Eastern and Western worlds during this period. The saucer's white background is decorated with a vibrant underglaze blue transfer-print, featuring a Chinese pagoda and trees. The pagoda, a symbol of strength and prosperity, is depicted in intricate detail, with its multi-tiered roofs and ornate decorations. The trees, with their delicate branches and blossoms, add a touch of natural beauty to the design. The saucer's rim is gilded, adding a luxurious and opulent touch to the piece. The round, horizontal saucer, with its rear glazed surface, is a common form of crockery from the Georgian era. Its rear glazed surface was designed to hide any imperfections, ensuring that the front, with its intricate design, remained the focal point. The Caughley Works, located in Coalport, Shropshire, England, were renowned for their high-quality porcelain, which was inspired by Chinese and other Eastern designs. The Temple pattern on this saucer is a prime example of the Chinese-inspired stories and imagery that were popular during this time. The saucer's intricate design and beautiful craftsmanship make it a valuable addition to any collection of 18th-century ceramics. This image, captured in crisp detail, offers a glimpse into the rich cultural exchange that took place during the Georgian era, as well as the stunning craftsmanship of the Caughley Works. It is a reminder of a time when the world was connected through trade and the exchange of ideas, and where beauty and elegance were celebrated in everyday objects.

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