Ceramics & Glassware
Derby Porcelain Scent Bottles
Porcelain scent bottles were extremely popular throughout the second half of the 18th century. The charming "toys" made at the Chelsea factory were especially popular, produced in the shapes of various figures, animals, fruits, and other objects. Even while the craze for these charming items flourished, there was another more formal style of porcelain scent bottle that continued in popularity in England and on the continent.... Read More →
Bristol Blue Decanters
High quality cobalt oxide from Saxony was used to create the distinctive rich blue glass from Bristol, known as Bristol... Read More →
Bat-Printed Porcelain
This collection features a type of ceramic ware specific to the English Regency period. Bat-printed porcelains were produced primarily between 1800 and 1820. The process of decoration was complicated and somewhat difficult, and ultimately fell out of... Read More →