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Tea bowl made from porcelain, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with
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Tea bowl made from porcelain, transfer-printed in underglaze blue with
Tea bowl 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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Bowl Caughley Ceramic Container Crockery Georgian Gilded Glazed Inspired Porcelain
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1. Title: "A Gilded Porcelain Tea Bowl from the 18th Century: A Beautiful Blend of Eastern and Western Influences" This exquisite tea bowl, crafted from fine porcelain and adorned with underglaze blue transfer prints, is a stunning example of the artistic fusion that took place during the late 18th century between Chinese and European ceramic traditions. The bowl, manufactured at the Caughley or Salopian Works around 1780, showcases the Temple pattern, a popular Chinese motif that features a pagoda and surrounding trees against a white ground. The intricate design is further enhanced with delicate gilding, adding an air of opulence and sophistication. The bowl's horizontal form and single-handed design make it an ideal container for the traditional Japanese tea ceremony or the more casual British tea ritual. The white background provides a serene and uncluttered backdrop, allowing the blue and gold decorations to take center stage. The use of underglaze blue transfer printing was a technique borrowed from Chinese porcelain production, while the gilding is a distinctly European touch. The 18th century, particularly the Georgian era, was a time of great innovation and creativity in ceramics. This tea bowl, with its intricate design and beautiful fusion of Eastern and Western influences, is a testament to the artistic exchange that took place during this period. The bowl's timeless beauty continues to captivate collectors and enthusiasts, making it a cherished addition to any porcelain or tea-lover's collection. This image, with its rich history and artistic significance, is a must-have for scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the world of ceramics and tea culture. The intricate details and vibrant colors of the transfer-printed design are sure to inspire and delight, making it a truly captivating and unique addition to any collection or display.
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