What products did Bow make besides teacups and saucers?

The Bow factory produced a wide range of wares. Tea and tableware were the mainstays, often copying Chinese and Japanese exports that were popular in Britain. The factory gained attention for its molded figurines, made by pressing paste into molds, and these figurines could replicate Meissen and other continental sculpture styles that London buyers wanted. Items such as inkwells appear with dated inscriptions, and documentary works help to link the move to the "New Canton".