This distinctive china pattern holds an important place ... but you may also see it in colors like pink, black, brown, and green. Many Blue Willow pieces feature a mark, but some do not.

Ironically, it was produced in China for the first time within the last decade. The Blue Willow pattern (there are many colors besides blue, including red, pink, mulberry, green, brown ...

What advice can you give me? J.D., e-mail Dear J.D: Thanks to the Internet, the mystery behind the origin and distribution of the Blue Danube pattern of dinnerware has been resolved. The following ...

It may look as if it's a little blurry, but make no mistake, collectors have focused on flow blue china. Although reproductions ... items in the same pattern were not consistent.

Canton china with ... because cobalt blue coloring was safe to use when decorating dishes. Red ware and pewter contained dangerous lead. By 1710, the Chinese made at least four patterns of Chinese ...