porcelains in a sentence

1. These alternatives became known as soft-paste, glassy, or artificial porcelains.

2. In 1680 the first porcelains left his workshop on the way to Europe, where they were at once in great demand.

3. This dish belongs to the earliest group of blue-and-white decorated porcelains, which are not dated before 1320.

4. The porcelain that we use is of the category of porcelains that one should purchase at least once in one’s life.

5. Coming to sell the porcelains from the family factory, he discovered the appalling reality of the slavery system.

6. Blue and white Chinese porcelains from the 14th to 16th centuries have also been found in peasant houses in Syria.

7. These porcelains were imported from East Asia for only a short period of about 30 years in the early eighteenth century.

8. the two men traveled throughout europe and the orient, purchasing paintings, porcelains, bronzes, carpets and furniture.

9. Gustav and Charlotte von Klemperer assembled probably the most important private collection of historic Meissen porcelains.

10. Today the collection, including several hundred Chinese porcelains and European faiences, still comprises some 1,500 pieces.

11. Famille-Rose porcelains from this period were never made in large quantities and are mostly housed in museums around the world.

12. There—with silver mined in Peru—Europeans would purchase, by the thousands, the porcelains so often shown in Dutch paintings of this time.

13. In addition to the extensive production of services and luxury porcelains for the needs of the Dresden court countless figures and groups were modeled.

14. We taste more or less the same teas as the the day before; in addition we explain a bit about Chinese porcelains from Jingdezhen and our recent journey in this city.

15. The Museum Correale of Terranova of Sorrento holds a large variety of porcelains, paintings and furnitures, partly belonged to the Correale family, you can visit with free entrance.

16. He himself owned Asian textiles, porcelains, and seemed to prefer a fashion style influenced by the French imagination of what one historian described as “oriental sartorial splendor.”

17. he himself owned asian textiles, porcelains, and seemed to prefer a fashion style influenced by the french imagination of what one historian described as“oriental sartorial splendor.”.

18. These days, Farney Castle is home to the Irish international designer Cyril Cullen, and his famous handmade knitwear designs and fine porcelains are produced and sold in the castle shop.

19. The first floor is instead devoted to the painting and to furniture of the XVIII century with oriental porcelains and with the production of the Flemish painters and pictures of the Caravaggio school.

20. These products, except the “November 18th, 2018” ones and the souvenir key will be on sale from November 16th notably at The Disney Gallery (Disney Village) and Harrington’s Fine China Porcelains (Disneyland Park).