Chantilly Porcelain Factory | People | Collection of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

Porcelain manufactory established by the Prince de Condé at his chateau in Chantilly. Early wares of the manufactory imitated Japanese ceramics, and also used Eastern motifs for decoration. Soft-paste porcelain was the medium for early production. The manufactory specialized in delicately modeled jugs, tureens, plates, teapots, cups and saucers in the shape of leaves.

We have 9 objects that Chantilly Porcelain Factory has been involved with.

A white cup and saucer with a very cylidrcal form. Both painted with a bird and flowers.

Four-lobed, decorated with insects and branches of blossoms in the "Korean" style. Rim of tray decorated with brown band. Cover with handle of three petunia-like flowers, and notched for ladle.

Straight marly with shaped edge, with underglaze blue line. Sprigs of flowers in underglaze blue in cavetto and on marly.

Pair of blue and white porcelain plates.

A white cup and saucer with a very cynlidrcal form. Both painted with a bird and flowers.

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