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French porcelain: the art of receiving

If everywhere in the world, the simple name of Limoges evokes that of porcelain, it is because the first deposit of kaolin was discovered circa 1760, near the City limousine. Porcelain quickly became an indispensable element of arts of the table in French.

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Posted by Kevin Phoenix - January 5, 2011 at 7:26 pm

Categories: Tour Tags: Ceramic art, Ceramic materials, Chinese ceramics, Chinese culture, Dielectrics, Hospitality/Recreation, Limoges, Plastic arts, porcelain, Pottery, Visual arts

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French porcelain: the art of receiving

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On The Subject Of French Food