Rich gold double-insulated tea set

Rich gold double-insulated tea set

Jingdezhen Tea Set double-insulated Rich gold gifted class bone china kung fu tea set

Material: More than 45% of bone meal bone china
Process: Glaze
Place of Origin: Jingdezhen
Level: First grade

hand-painted peach flower tea set

hand-painted peach flower tea set

Jingdezhen ceramic porcelain the King Imperial hand-painted water point peach tea caddy

Material: More than 45% of bone meal bone china
Process: Glaze
Place of Origin: Jingdezhen
size: Cup: height: 6.7cm diameter: 5cm , Pot: Height: 19.8cm diameter: 10.5cm
Level: First grade

ceramic vase pottery vases

ceramic vase  pottery vases


European garden style earthenware flower ornaments, exported to Europe and America of the original single Brands, rich European-style palace retro style, exquisite and Delicate handmade Painting PROCESS Classical Milk pot SHAPE
Like Renaissance Louvre, do furnishings, also be used for flower arrangement, both a model of elegant European flavor has a pastoral feel rustic.
Romantic palace garden, showing exquisite handmade painting
The most beautiful is this literary atmosphere and pastel tones 

Jingdezhen Ceramic Huarong 15 Coffee set

Jingdezhen Ceramic Huarong 15 Coffee set

Pattern: Flowers
Material: 45% or more bone meal bone china
Process: Overglaze
Place of Origin: Jingdezhen
Suggest: 5-10 people

specifications: A coffee pot,  6 dishes, 6 coffee cups

, 1 bottle, 1 spout. total 15 items

Product size: Coffee pot 15 * 16 CM, coffee cup 10.5 * 6.5 CM, plate 15 * 2 CM, bottles 11*9CM , spout 8.5 * 7 CM

Drink coffee is a mood, a emotional appeal.In the music and the smell of coffee afternoon , pick up a coffee cup and fragrant sip.Drink coffee is an enjoy of life, so a good cup of coffee, not noly need carefully baked and delicate operation skills, coffee mugs also serves as an extremely important role.The Jingdezhen finest quality porcelain clay mixed animal bone meal the baked bone china, light texture, soft colors, and with ultra-high thermal insulation, best to keep the warm memories of the coffee in the cup, the mood will light up.

Pottery vases,authentic china pottery

I was born into a family of artistic  pottery vases  interest and skills, especially in the stoneware and ceramics production. Today I saw this vase up for auction at Lauritz.com and I realized that it would be obvious for me to dig into this inheritage that I’ve always been carrying with pride. To tell some stories… and show you some examples.

There is a distinct difference between the signature on this vase and the vase below. The handwritten one is more special to me because it says that this vase was in the hands of my grandfather, Hans Adolf Hjorth. The stamp below says that he may have made it but also that he may only have directed the design to some one else at the factory.

Small stoneware  pottery vases by possibly by Hans A. Hjorth, early to mid-20th century. 11 cm. Decorated with a silky chestnut glaze with specks of ochre – the so-called ‘hare’s fur glazing’. Marked with L. Hjorth, Denmark, and a stag

The Museum of Decorative Arts in Copenhagen bought several pieces of stoneware at the World Exposition in Paris in 1900, and these pieces were shown to Hans A. Hjorth during his visits to the museum. He started experimenting and created the first Danish stoneware in 1902. The following years he studied the pottery exhibited in Paris and London, not least the Japanese pottery where the hare’s fur technique (tenmoku) is used – it must be where he got the inspiration for  pottery vases  like this one!