Meissen started up in the 18th century and is remembered for its "Swan Service" porcelain dinner collection created in the mid-1700s. Pieces of this collection were scattered during World War II ...

Dezeen's guide to Milan design week 2022, including the Salone del Mobile furniture fair and fuorisalone programme of exhibitions, installations and events.

The opening section, “Ownership,” looks at the origins of the Black Dandy as a form of conspicuous consumption for 18th-century European royalty and wealthy merchants, who would dress enslaved ...

But his porcelain collection was unique. The first hard-paste porcelain in Europe was produced in Saxon Meissen from 1710, and by 1727 Augustus owned no fewer than 20,000 Meissen pieces and 21,000 ...

From Tiffany lamps to Bakelite phones, uncover the antique décor gems that could be worth thousands - and the ones that ...

From delicately folded paper, Berkeley-based ceramicist Mark Goudy draws inspiration for an ongoing series, Origami. He ...

Meissen is German manufacturer credited with pioneering hard-paste porcelain in Europe. Established by Johann Friedrich Böttger in Meissen, Germany in 1710, the company first began producing red ...

Kenya and China on Friday launched the inaugural China-Kenya Culture and Tourism Season in a vibrant ceremony held in Nairobi, celebrating 40 years of acrobatic exchanges and cultural cooperation.

With a deep love for Greco-Roman mythology and an innate knack for storytelling, Luke Edward Hall’s imaginative aesthetic has amassed a rapt fan base. And for his second collection in collaboration ...