Chelsea Porcelain
Chelsea Porcelain
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In any case Sprimont was certainly ill during this period ; a paragraph in the Public Advertiser of February 15, 1757, says: — '* The public is hereby acquainted that the Chelsea Porcelaine Manufactory has been very much retarded by the Sickness of Mr. Sprimont. Nevertheless several curious things have been finished, which will be exposed to Sale at the Warehouse in Piccadilly, some time the beginning of March, of which more particular Notice will be given. " The porcelain of the early Sprimont... period is marked, if at all, with an anchor, sometimes in applied relief on an oval medallion (the so-called " raised anchor, " either white or outlined in red), sometimes simply painted in red. The raised-anchor mark is usually supposed to be earlier than the other, but the occurrence of the two marks indifferently on pieces from the same service or companion figures (e. G. Schreiber Collection, Catalogue No. 167) shows that they were used on occasion at the same time. Perhaps we may take 1753 as the approximate year in which the raised anchor was finally supplanted by the other mark.
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In any case Sprimont was certainly ill during this period ; a paragraph in the Public Advertiser of February 15, 1757, says: — '* The public is hereby acquainted that the Chelsea Porcelaine Manufactory has been very much retarded by the Sickness of Mr. Sprimont. Nevertheless several curious things have been finished, which will be exposed to Sale at the Warehouse in Piccadilly, some time the beginning of March, of which more particular Notice will be given. " The porcelain of the early Sprimont... period is marked, if at all, with an anchor, sometimes in applied relief on an oval medallion (the so-called " raised anchor, " either white or outlined in red), sometimes simply painted in red. The raised-anchor mark is usually supposed to be earlier than the other, but the occurrence of the two marks indifferently on pieces from the same service or companion figures (e. G. Schreiber Collection, Catalogue No. 167) shows that they were used on occasion at the same time. Perhaps we may take 1753 as the approximate year in which the raised anchor was finally supplanted by the other mark.
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