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Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · verified July 2026
FROM THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO’S CATALOG
Produced before England developed its own porcelain industry, this dish was made from coarse earthenware coated with a smooth, white, tin-based glaze onto which the colored design was applied. Although decorated in a simple, vernacular style, it embodies a popular nationalist design sensibility and was intended for display rather than use.
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Bristol, England — Charger
Augusteyne Reygensburgh — Plate
France, Rouen — Plate
China — Shallow Bowl with Lotus Flower and Leaves
China — Dish with Peony and Lotus Flowers
China — Dish with Floral Bouquet Tied with a Riboon Encircle
Christopher Dresser — Plate
Delft, Netherlands — Plate
China — Dish with Peaches and Morning Glory
Du Paquier Porcelain Manufactory — Dish
Possibly France in the Delft style — Plate
Grieksche A Factory — Plate