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| These pieces were introduced into southern France in the 16th century by itinerant potters from Spain and Italy. Their appearance reflects a desire to produce lighter ceramics with white and opaque tin glazes, making made it possible to hide the reddish colour of the clay and thus be more like Chinese porcelain. |
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Plates
BL-11
Diameter:21 cm
$40.00
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shaving bowl
BL-12
Diameter:30 cm
$130.00
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Porridger
BL-14
$24.00
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Inkwell
BL-15
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$80.00
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$80.00
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$80.00
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$120.00
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