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Marco Polo´s famous 24 year trip to the Orient was where the notion of porcelain and Chinese ceramics originated throughout Western Europe. The Chinese were so distinguished for their porcelain production that they influenced European style for centuries. The first Europeans to bring porcelain making to Europe during the middle ages were the Venetians and Portuguese. The most important ingredient to making porcelain is Kaolin, which is a white clay that is a silicate of aluminum found in China, Germany and Limoges France. It was in the mid to late 18th century that Kaolin was discovered in Limoges France in 18 miles southwest of Limoges at St. Yrieix. It is shortly after that time period that the first porcelain Limoges box factory was established. Louis XVI soon bought the Limoges Box factory, and French porcelain box blanks were taken to Sevres to be hand painted and decorated. |
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Enamel on hard-paste porcelain biscuitware, 68 x 68 cm Musée du Louvre, Paris LINK |
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101 .- Gold pins 18 K FLOWER buril WITH 5 diamonds 8x8 PT OF 0.15 AND CT 22 stone fuchsia. Weight. 26.40Grams |
102.Pair of gold earrings 18 Kts. With 1 White Cultured Pearl 14 MM. 1 Holandes brilliant cut 0.08. 1 Old brilliant cut 0.06 CT. 6 diamonds of 0.02 CT 8x8 each in each ring. Weight 10.80. |
107.- Rings Dame IN GOLD 18 kts. Leaf fuchsia stones and diamonds amorphous, weighs 9.00Grams |
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108.- Cultured pearl necklace, Three strands of 8.5 standard MMS. Total pearls 206. 1 clamp of 14K gold, with rubies and blue sapphires. 1 CT Brilliant Holandes of 0.7 MM. 4-diamond P.T. 8x8 - 0.15 CT M.M. Weight 144.1 GRS |
106.- Tree in Pot of cloisonné Quartz, agate, Jade, turquoise. From 1880 |
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