Blue Glaze Porcelain
Blue Glaze Porcelain
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 China in the period of emperor qianlong of the qing dynasty colorful garlic  US $199.99
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 A fine Chinese 18C bluewhite platter Qianlong US $134.50
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 Perfect Chinese porcelain Blue white vase US $17.39
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 LARGE VINTAGE CHINESE BOWL DECORATED WITH FISH US $7.89
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 Late Ming Wanli Chinese Zhangzhou Swatow Blue White Porcelain Bowl Characters US $44.99
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 Japanese Oriental Imari Japan Flower Basket Display Plate US $7.89
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 19th Century Qing Jiaqing Daoguang Chinese Blue White Porcelain Dish Insect US $9.99
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 Superb 18thC ANTIQUE CHINESE ZHANGZHOU BLUE WHITE PORCELAIN JAR SHIPWRECK US $550.00
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 Antique Chinese Blue on White Porcelain Triple Inkwell US $15.50
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 Stunning Chinese Qianlong Monochrome Blue Glaze Porcelain Fanghu Vase 18th C US $1,000.00
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 Chinese Blue White Plates Pair Hand Painted Underglaze Decoration US $23.71
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 ANTIQUE CHINA GUANGXU CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE DRAGON PLATE QING DYNASTY 18TH C US $15.79
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 ANTIQUE CHINA GUANGXU CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE WARRIOR PLATE QING DYNASTY 18TH C US $15.79
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 ANTIQUE CHINA GUANGXU CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE LADY PLATE QING DYNASTY 18TH C US $15.79
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 ANTIQUE CHINA GUANGXU CHINESE PORCELAIN BLUE PATTERN PLATE QING DYNASTY 18TH C US $15.79
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 Lovely late 19th century Imari hand painted bowl Bird of Paradise US $31.60
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 SUPERB LARGE 19thC TURKISH OTTOMAN KUTAHYA PERSIAN IZNIK VASE US $49.00
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 VINTAGE CHINESE MUDMAN STYLE MINIATURE PAGODA BUILDING bonsai figure US $7.89
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 IMPRESSIVE 135 FINE CHINESE CHARGER KANXGI c1680 FINELY PAINTED BLUE TONES NR US $407.82
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 Japanese Imari Oriental Porcelain Plate Late Edo Period 1688 1703 Enamelled US $31.60
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 Japanese Oriental Porcelain Sake Bottle Meiji 1868 1913 Signed Unglazed Foot Rim US $20.53
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 Antique Chinese Korean Peach Water Dropper circa 1800 US $276.62
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 Oriental Chinese Fluted Bowl Blue Glaze Signed US $44.26
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 Antique Chinese Porcelain Provincial Blue White Plate Trio 1800s US $41.10
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 2 Signed Antique Meiji Japanese Satsuma Vases w Birds Flowers Bamboo 6 ea US $288.00
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 COBALT BLUE MEIJI PERIOD EXPORT VASE JADE SHADING RAISED PAINTED VINES LEAVES US $50.00
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 Sumida Gawa Style Antique Japanese Art Pottery Vase w High Relief DRAGON 92 US $667.00
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 109 Antique Meiji Japanese Blue White Brown Glaze Bowl w Celestial DRAGONS US $299.00
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 Vintage Pair of Chinese or Japanese Blue Glazed White Porcelain FOO DOGS 74 US $160.00
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 ANTIQUE CHINESE EXPORT BLUE WHITE DRAGON JAR WITH FOO DOG ON COVER US $149.00
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 18th Century Qing Dynasty Blue White Long Lisa Pattern Tea Bowl Saucer US $79.02
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 15th 16th Century Ming Dynasty Provincial Blue White Script Foliage Bowl US $79.02
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 15th 16th Century Ming Dynasty Provincial Blue White Bowl Dish US $47.41
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 ANTIQUE CHINESE EXPORT BLUE WHITE CANTON PITCHER US $49.00
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 Imari Hirado porcelain koro damaged finial as is US $19.00
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 Kutani Ao Kutani Peony square footed plate Taisho early Showa US $19.00
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 Late Edo Japanese Imari Porcelain Nozoki Choko Cup US $15.00
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 Antique Isfahan Persian Glazed Earthenware Tile Begging Dervish US $222.22
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 19C 1875 1908 Chinese GUANGXU Period TEA POT no lid FLORAL BLUE BIRD US $19.99
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 Old Chinese porcelain snuff bottle with monochrome blue glaze nice US $9.99
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 Rare Blue White Porcelain Foo Dog From Jingdezhen c 1900s US $19.99
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 ANTIQUE MING OR CHING DYNASTY CHINA RICE BOWL NO RESERVE US $9.99
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 ANTIQUE PAIR OF CHING DYNASTY CHINA RICE BOWLS NO RESERVE US $9.99
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 RARE JAPANESE ANTIQUE MINGEI STONEWARE BOWL WITH LID ISHIZURA EDO PERIOD US $95.00
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 ANTIQUE EMBOSSED SERVING DISH PLATE CHING DYNASTY CHINA NO RESERVE US $9.99
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 PAIR OF ANTIQUE SERVING DISHES PLATES CHING DYNASTY CHINA NO RESERVE US $9.99
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 Chinese Blue White Porcelain Crackled Glaze Four Season Dishes Set Rare US $125.00
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 18th Century Chinese Blue Turquoise Pear Shaped Vase Fish Roe Crackle US $490.00
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 Cat Pillow Headrest US $48.88
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 Blue and White Ginger Jar Wedding Jar US $31.88
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 Large Chinese Blue White Porcelain Vase w Double Happiness Characters US $50.00
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 FUKAGAWA KORANSHA IMARI JAPANESE PORCELAIN CUP DRAGON SPHINX MID LATE 1800S US $9.99
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 Porcelain Snuff Bottle BlueWhite Glaze 12 US $2.99
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 Rare Vintage Chinese Sky Blue Glaze Porcelain Big Vase US $24.50
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 Qinglong Blue White Ginger Jar Sunflower US $68.88
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 Vintage Chinese Rice Bowl Porcelain China Grain Lithopane Oriental US $14.99
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 2 Asian Export Rice Bowls Straight Sides Famille Jaune Yellow Dragons Moriage US $24.99
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 DK7 Vintage Japanese Hand painted Sake bottle Kutani ware US $9.90
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 DN1 Vintage Japanese Tea Bowl Seto Ware Brown glaze US $19.90
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 2 Early Gaudy Japanese Imari Scalloped Edge Plates US $19.00
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 DM9 Vintage Japanese Tea Bowl Seto Ware US $32.00
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 DD7 Vintage Japanese Fu Lion Foo Dog of Kutani Ware US $24.90
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 AC1 Vintage Unique Japanese Vase Tobe ware Molded old house and trees US $24.90
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 DA1 Vintage Japanese Hand shaped Tea Bowl Seto Ware Black glaze Dragon US $19.90
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 CH4 Vintage Japanese Tea Bowl Seto Ware Black glaze US $19.90
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 VTG 26 DBL HAPPINESS LONG LIFE PORCELAIN NECKLACE VERMEIL CLASP NEW OLD STOCK US $24.98
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 CHING DYNASTY CHIEN LUNG 青釉里 VASE US $4,995.00
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 OUTSTANDING ANTIQUE CHINESE COVERED BLUE AND WHITE JAR US $800.00
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 FINE ANTIQUE CHINESE ROBBINS EGG BLUE PORCELAIN VASE US $800.00
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 CHINESE SUNG DYNASTY CHUN WARE GLAZED BOWL US $385.00
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 CHINESE SUNG DYNASTY CHUN WARE GLAZED BRUSH WASHER US $650.00
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 CHINESE SUNG DYNASTY CHUN WARE GLAZED DOUBLE FISHES VASE US $1,250.00
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 A lovely pair of Chinese Nanking crackleware vases US $200.00
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 ANTIQUE CHINESE PORCELAIN COFFEE POT circa 1800 a f US $23.69
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 3 Antique asian porcelain teacups yellow glaze with blue design US $19.99
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 Antique Japanese Meiji Period Imari Porcelain Bowl US $9.44
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 BEAUTIFUL CHINESE MING DYN BOWL ORIENTAL TREES DESGN US $47.41
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 BEAUTIFUL DARK BLUE FLORAL DESIGN MING DYNASTY DISH US $36.34
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 BLUE WHTE CHINESE MING DYN BUTTERFLY RIVERSIDE DISH US $39.50
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 Fine Old Chinese Blue and White Signed Porcelain Pair Cups Work Art Scholar US $9.99
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 BTIFUL HOI AN SHIPWRECK FLOWER MEDALLION TREASURE BOX US $47.41
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 CHINESE C1730 CA MAU BLUE WHITE PASSING BOATS SAUCER US $34.76
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 HOI AN SHIPWRECK TREASURE BOX BEAUTIFUL ORNATE DESIGN US $53.74
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 HOI AN SHIPWRECK TREASURE BOX ORIENTAL TREES DESIGN US $47.41
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 1975 Blue White Chinese Vase w Chairman Maos Image US $150.00
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 Prunus Blossom Ice Vase China Blue White antique porcelain c1890 genuine floral US $39.00
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 YIXING Clay and Enamel Cup and Saucer Set US $69.00
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 A very fine Chinese 18C bluewhite dragon bowl Kangxi US $350.00
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 LARGE ANTIQUE MING DYNASTY BLUE PORCELAIN BOWL WITH CENTER MEDALLION DESIGN US $124.99
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 BEAUTIFUL Monochrome Rouge Red Glazed Vase US $199.00
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 Very Fine China Chinese Oxblood Sang De Boeuf Flambe Pottery Vase ca 20th c US $155.00
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 Fine China Chinese Oxblood Sang De Boeuf Flambe Pottery Vase w base ca 20th c US $155.00
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 Fine China Chinese Blue Glazed Flambe Pottery Vase ca 20th century US $195.00
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 Antique Chinese Porcelain Ming Wucai Dragon Phoenix Large Vase 17th C US $599.98
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 Antique 18th century Chinese Export Porcelain Soup Bowl Plate 10 1790 1810 US $65.00
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 19th c Qing Chinese Export Porcelain Clair de Lune Powder Blue Quan Yin Figure US $85.00
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 CHINESE PORCELAIN GLAZED YELLOW BOWL KANGXI MARK NO RESERVE US $16.50
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 Antique Meiji Japanese Blue White 15” Charger Late 1800’s Water Village Scene US $99.99
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Antique Oriental Chinese style blue & white glazed porcelain
The Progress of Porcelain Factories by Mitch Johnson
With the passage of time the old styles and designs of porcelain making were still practiced by purchasing the formulas. There were production of both qualities for both domestic use and higher qualities for exports to other countries. These wares came in colors, shapes and sizes. The designs were trans-printed and different styles and ways were employed to give the porcelain new looks.
Worcester
Early in 1752 the right to use Lund's soapstone formula was purchased by a newly constituted company in Worcester, and the well-known factory came into being. One of the principal shareholders in the Worcester Company was a local physician of eminence, Dr John Wall, and his name has been given to the period 1752 to 1783, during which the factory produced its most famous output.
At first, domestic ware with under glaze blue decoration was the principal output, but by 1760 the making of more ambitious pieces of high quality, both as regards shape and coloring, was being carried on. Shortly before, the process of decorating by the use of printed designs transferred to the article, transfer printing, had been introduced. The finely engraved designs, many of them adapted by Robert Hancock from the work of French and English artists of the time, were printed effectively in over-glaze colors of black, lilac or red. Soon, it was found possible to print in under glaze blue, and a large amount decorated in this manner was made and sold in the next twenty years.
About 1769, when it is believed some of the redundant Chelsea painters were given employment at Worcester, a style of painting in panels on a colored ground was initiated. The grounds used are a plain dark blue, a dark blue in the form of overlapping scales known as scale-blue, red and yellow in the same manner, a rich Apple Green, a plain yellow and a plain sky blue. AH these grounds were enriched further with gilt patterns as well as designs of figures in costume, exotic birds or bouquets of flowers; a display of them makes it clear why they have been famous for so long, and why they are expensive today.
For a short period about 1770, figures were made at Worcester, but although they are painted in typical Worcester colors they are stiff and unnatural in appearance and it is assumed that they were not a success at the time. They are very rare, and have been identified only recently after masquerading as the work of other factories for nearly two hundred years.
Worcester china, marked or unmarked, is remarkable for its slightly grey appearance and for the fact that the glaze shrinks away at the edges; particularly on the insides of the foot-rims of plates, cups, and similarly constructed pieces. This feature has never been imitated successfully, in spite of the fact that Worcester was much copied at the time it was made, and has continued to be faked ever since.
In 1783 the factory was bought by Thomas Flight and managed by his sons, a visit was paid to it shortly by King George III and Queen Charlotte, and a complete change in the style of ware began to take place. The new productions were of simple shapes, but very finely painted in the manner of miniatures. Popular subjects were groups of feathers or seashells carefully painted in natural colors. The china itself was highly glazed and often modeled with borders of 'pearls', left white or heavily gilt. On the death of one of Flight's sons in 1791 Martin Barr became a partner, and the firm became Flight and Barr; other changes involving the style of the firm took place in 1807 and 1813.
Many artists were employed to give the wares new and different looks. Many Chelsea painters were given employment at Worcester. This gave birth to new style again in porcelain paintings. However Worcester china were the most remarkable porcelain of those times. The Worcester factory was bought by Thomas Flight, which changes the styles of the wares made in the factory completely. Later on the factory was called Flight and Barr after Martin Barr became the partner of the business.
Mitch Johnson is a regular writer for http://www.kids-games-n-crafts.com/ , http://www.interactivecrafts.info/ , http://www.bathroomaccessoriesmadeeasy.info/
Article Source: http://www.earticlesonline.com/Article/The-Progress-of-Porcelain-Factories/59754