Artificial soft paste porcelain : France, Italy, Spain and England . Noa. 99-979, 82-10G3, 99-1026. 5, 6, 7. Frit Paste Snuff Boxes (3 inches in length).Polychrome , France, Moore Pate Tendre Compotier (9^ inches).View of Chateau of , France, about 1750. representing a girl, a boy, and a dog dressed in a blanket (Nos. 5,6, and 7). Other examples in the collection are modelled in the formsof a dog, mouse, goat, and pair of fishes. Larger pieces were decorated with sprays of flowers and Chinesefigures, in enamel colours. A kn
Artificial soft paste porcelain : France, Italy, Spain and England . Noa. 99-979, 82-10G3, 99-1026. 5, 6, 7. Frit Paste Snuff Boxes (3 inches in length).Polychrome , France, Moore Pate Tendre Compotier (9^ inches).View of Chateau of , France, about 1750. representing a girl, a boy, and a dog dressed in a blanket (Nos. 5,6, and 7). Other examples in the collection are modelled in the formsof a dog, mouse, goat, and pair of fishes. Larger pieces were decorated with sprays of flowers and Chinesefigures, in enamel colours. A knife handle so ornamented is exhib-ited in the Museum collection. The factory was operated by Jacquesand Jullien from 1766 until 1774, when it was closed. The mark most frequently used at Mennecy is composed of theletters D. V. (De Villeroy), at first painted in colour and later scratchedin the paste. Mennecy porcelain may be readily distinguished by its deep ambercolour and its luscious glaze, which in the thicker parts is of a pro-nounced greenish tint. VINCENNES. Pate tendre porcelain was first produced at this place between theyears 1740 and 1745. The ware is characterised by a white pastewith beautiful clear glaze and s
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