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Tea pot. Teapot, lid and stand made from porcelain
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Tea pot. Teapot, lid and stand made from porcelain
Teapot, lid and stand 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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Caughley Ceramic Container Crockery Georgian Gilded Glazed Inspired Porcelain Stories
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1. Title: "A Glimpse into the Georgian Era: A Chinese-Inspired Porcelain Teapot from the Caughley Works, 1775-1799" This exquisite porcelain teapot, dating from the late 18th century, showcases the intricate craftsmanship and artistic flair of the Georgian era. Manufactured at the renowned Caughley Works, also known as the Salopian Works, in England around 1775-1799, this tea container is a testament to the global influences that shaped the decorative arts during this period. The teapot, lid, and stand are all crafted from fine porcelain, a material prized for its delicate appearance and ability to retain heat. The body of the teapot is adorned with the Temple pattern, a popular Chinese-inspired design that features a pagoda and trees on a white ground. The intricate blue underglaze decoration is complemented by gilded accents, adding an air of opulence and sophistication. The teapot's horizontal form and single handle are typical of the period, reflecting the influence of Chinese porcelain on European ceramics. The use of transfer-printing, a technique that involved applying designs to the pottery using paper transfers, allowed for the intricate and detailed Temple pattern to be applied to the porcelain surface. This beautiful teapot, with its rich history and intricate design, offers a glimpse into the world of Georgian-era crockery and the stories it holds. The fusion of Chinese and European influences, as well as the masterful use of porcelain, gold, and blue, make this a truly captivating piece of art and history. The white background of the image allows the teapot to take center stage, showcasing its intricate details and the beauty of its design. This image, with its historical significance and visual appeal, is a must-have for any collection focused on 18th-century ceramics, decorative arts, or the history of tea.
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