Alongside painted and printed wares, coloured grounds are extensively used in distinctive shades such as yellow and the scale blue grounds derived from Sevres porcelain. Special decorators were ...

Dinner services and tea services, cachepots and candlesticks—these are the objects that come most quickly to mind when the word Sèvres is mentioned.

In the late 17th century, during Korea’s Joseon Dynasty, a particularly rotund, plain white porcelain vessel rose to popularity. Nicknamed “moon jars” for their milky glaze and spherical form, the ...

Since Patek Philippe brought out the Calatrava in the 1930s, the watch – with time-only functionality and an austere circular case shape – has been produced in many different dial and case variants.

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