Du Paquier

Having discovered the secret to producing hard-paste porcelain, the porcelain manufacturers in Vienna, under their director Claudius Innocentius du Paquier, were granted the privileg...

Marked on the reverse: “Reproduction of a Du Paquier Plate 1730–1740… Mottahedeh… Produced for The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Collections of the Prince of Liechtenstein.”

This pot was once created circa 1725 in Vienna Porcelain Manufactory, directed by Claudius Innocentius du Paquier (1679 - 1751) who had established the Viennese Porcelain Manufacto...

(This design can also be found with markings from NEOS, the clock company that specialized in designs by Memphis Milano superstars Nathalie Du Paquier and George Sowden.) With a bla...

(This design can also be found with markings from NEOS, the clock company that specialized in designs by Memphis Milano superstars Nathalie Du Paquier and George Sowden.) With a bla...

Du Paquier sold the factory to the Hapsburg court in 1744, and Austrian royalty owned and operated the factory until it closed in 1864, at which time it was put under museum administ...

Founded in 1718 by Claudius Innocentius Du Paquier, the factory was granted a "special privilege" for the exclusive right to produce porcelain in Austria.

The bust in question was made by the successful Vienna ceramics factory, founded in 1717 by Du Paquier, establishing itself as the second in Europe for the production of biscuit works.

Initially Vienna porcelain was founded by Claude du Paquier and owned privately. Paquier was an official of the Viennese Imperial court.

Having discovered the secret to producing hard-paste porcelain, the porcelain manufacturers in Vienna, under their director Claudius Innocentius du Paquier, were granted the privileg...

(This design can also be found with markings from NEOS, the clock company that specialized in designs by Memphis Milano superstars Nathalie Du Paquier and George Sowden.) Made from ...

.  --------------------------------------------- This item shares a lot of characteristics with Vienna’s early factory of Du Paquier-for a good reason. The Marchese Ginori had ...

*A nativity plate with a du Paquier border together with Crucifixion and Resurrection plates similar to the above are illustrated by Cohen & Cohen in their exhibition catalogue Schoo...

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AUTHOR: CHURCHILL, Winston. TITLE: The World Crisis. 1911-1918 / The Aftermath / The Eastern Front. PUBLISHER: London: Thornton Butterworth, Ltd., 1923-1931. DESCRIPTION: ALL FIR...

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