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What is Minton porcelain?

  • VINTQ
  • 2 days ago
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Minton porcelain refers to fine tableware and decorative wares made by the Minton firm in Stoke-on-Trent, England. The company is often linked with high-grade bone china for dining, plus art pottery and showpieces made for exhibition. Collectors use “Minton porcelain” as a catch-all for Minton’s refined white-bodied wares that were painted, gilded, or decorated with rich colour and relief work. Minton became a major name during the 1800s, producing both everyday services and statement pieces for display cabinets. When shopping online, confirm the mark on the base, since “Minton style” is sometimes used by other sellers.

 
 

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