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In my monthly column in Homes & Antiques I have been writing about the emergence of the British porcelain industry and how the great factories in London, Derby and Worcester established themselves in the late 18th Century.


Detail of Derby dish painted by John Brewer, ca 1795

Once these giants had created a huge market for British porcelain, it was time for their artists to shine. While previously decorators had worked in the shadow of the artistic genius of the factory founders, gradually they started to develop their own individual styles. And as the Derby and Worcester factories were run by astute business leaders who understood that their brands depended on the talent of their best artists, some decorators were given more freedom to shine.


And with this, a new generation of well-known artists emerged - I call them the celebrity artists! In this month's column I am writing about a handful of these wonderful painters (and there will be more next month). You can read all about it in Homes & Antiques.


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You can follow my monthly column in Homes & Antiques, and you can get a discounted subscription and order a free copy here. The free issue contains an interview with myself and several other collectors. The magazine is delivered all over the world but you can also get a digital subscription.


Where to find things

I am currently bringing out lots of new stock, and you can find all available stock here. If you always want to see the latest additions, follow me on Instagram... I post pictures and a story every single day.


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Happy weekend, it's time to cuddle up with a good read! 🍁🍄🍂



Worcester vase painted by John Donaldson, 1768-1769, credit: Museum of Royal Worcester







 

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