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Neue Pinakothek; South Carolina, Middleton Palace; privately owned). It was also reproduced in porcelain and as a copper engraving (16). A poem has also been dedicated to it. The Girl Tying her Sandal

Historic Place Beethoven was Here! Marble House 1796 Historic Place The Meeting of Three Kings ‒ Porcelain for Soldiers Oranienburg Palace 1709

trends and technical innovations within the KPM, such as manuscripts with recipes for producing porcelain colors and instructions for building kilns. In addition to describing its technical history, the

trends and technical innovations within the KPM, such as manuscripts with recipes for producing porcelain colors and instructions for building kilns. In addition to describing its technical history, the [...] samples. The diverse collections of the KPM Archives bear testimony to over 150 years of royal porcelain commissions in Prussia. Its historical and cultural significance is on a par with the manufactory

their alloys, sometimes together with gems, marble, other stones, wood, leather, glass, textiles, porcelain or enamel. The department is very knowledgeable about a broad range of materials. Contact

The Department of Porcelain, Ceramics and Glass is responsible for preserving and restoring the entire inventory of porcelain, glass, earthen and stoneware in all the SPSG’s palaces, storehouses and e [...] damaged fragments. The biggest challenge facing porcelain and glass restoration is the emergence of new substances during the manufacturing process – when porcelain is fired or glass melted – as new substances [...] i.e. a broken plate cannot be repaired by being refired. An object made of porcelain cannot be made whole with more porcelain clay, as it tends become more dense and shrink when it is fired. This is why

during World War II | Paintings, vol. 2 Pastels, miniatures and silverpoint drawings, pictures on porcelain, paintings on glass and reverse glass paintings, mosaic pictures, pictures from textile materials [...] Prussian Palaces and Gardens in Berlin & Brandenburg is dedicated to the miniatures, pictures on porcelain, pastels, glass and mosaic pictures from the Prussian palaces. It primarily catalogues the small

French Sculpture Collection Catalogue of Antiquities, vol. II Collection Catalogue of East Asian Porcelain Collection Catalogue of Furniture at the New Palace Collection Catalogue of Incrustations, Stonecutting

the New Chambers was turned into one of many storage sites for works of art. Nearly all 2,400 porcelain objects from Charlottenburg Palace and many paintings from Berlin and Potsdam were stored there

attended receptions. However, William II would not accept the gifts from this guest that included porcelain objects, arts and crafts, and luxurious silks. They were sent to the collections of the Royal Museums

to the Orange Hall and the Silver Chamber, the Porcelain Chamber, with its magnificent collection of more than 5,000 blue-and-white East Asian porcelain objects, was the palace’s main showpiece. In 1717 [...] The Meeting of Three Kings ‒ Porcelain for Soldiers In July 1709, an unprecedented and sensational encounter took place when three European monarchs met with one another at the same time. At this historic [...] 1717, when Augustus the Strong was looking for luxurious and particularly large Asian porcelain objects for the interior design of his Japanese Palace in Dresden, he recalled the impressive collection he

1800 decorative cast iron began to be used in areas previously reserved for precious metals and porcelain, whether in the production of medals and jewelry or of household utensils. Support from Frederick