Stand for a Hen and Chicks Tureen
https://clevelandart.org/art/2000.3
The ceramic factory at Chelsea, located along the river Thames in western London, was Britain’s most renowned factory of decorative porcelain in the mid-1700s. Large tureens in the form of chickens or rabbits appealed to wealthy aristocrats, who took great care in developing s...
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Terms
संस्कृति
England, London, Chelsea
तकनीक
soft-paste porcelain
माध्यम
soft-paste porcelain
विधा
Ceramic
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