17th and 18th Century Chinese, Iranian, Japanese, European and English Ceramics at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. The blue and white displayed here includes Chinese porcelain, a few Japanese porcelain examples as well as fritpaste (also called stonepaste, fritware) from Iran. There is also Delftware (pottery) and hard-paste porcelain from Meissen in Germany. There are many other types of ceramics here, all draw their influence, directly or indirectly, from China. #chineseporcelain #chin

My bedroom, or should I say, my museum with a bed in it. Photographs taken by my father, Micheal, when I was 16. I was born a collector, from pebbles from Cornwall, fossils, English military cap badges, fragments of the past, Victorian prints. Ceramics of every type. All before these photographs taken when I was 16. That’s when I started to deal in antiques, so I could afford to collect. My hobby has been my job for 45 years. I now specialise in Chinese ceramics, pottery and porcelain and Japane

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Chinese Porcelain at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The porcelain shown in this video is just a little taste of the vast collection of Chinese porcelain at the museum. The Chinese porcelain in this clip is from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. It is mostly Chinese export porcelain, much of it made for export to Europe but some of this porcelain was made for the Chinese themselves. I hope you get a chance to visit this amazing porcelain collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum in

Early Chinese Ceramics at the Victoria and Albert Museum. The museum has an extensive collection of Chinese and European ceramics. Their section of early Chinese ceramics isn’t very large but it’s certainly well worth seeing. Among their collection of ceramics they have Chinese Neolithic pottery, Han and Tang pottery, Liao ceramics, Song pottery and porcelain. The pottery and porcelain galleries are exceptional. #chineseporcelain #chineseceramics #earlychineseceramics #victoriaandalbertmuseum #r

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