Bow Porcelain is one of England\'s earliest soft-paste porcelains, produced at the Bow Porcelain Factory in East London between approximately 1747 and 1776. The factory became known for producing elegant tableware, figurines and decorative objects inspired by both Chinese export porcelain and European Rococo styles. Genuine Bow porcelain is highly collectable and represents an important chapter in the development of English porcelain manufacture.
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