It is now known that the china was personally collected at the auctions by White House staff members, and pieces of presidential china turn up with great frequency in the presidential house museums throughout the country.

The White House china refers to the various patterns of china used for serving and eating food in the White House, home of the president of the United States. Different china services have been ordered and used by different presidential administrations.

The White House China Shop is pleased to announce the launching of their online store and virtual museum. Featuring presidential plates, tableware, silverware, and glassware, the virtual museum and gift shop will feature Official White House China and Presidential Plates for sale.

A guide to dating antique Minton marks and dating Minton Porcelain including the full list of Minton year cyphers used by Minton over its 200 year history

Oct 11, 2016 · Which Administration Had the Chicest White House China? From James Monroe to Barack Obama, a look back at presidential china through the years By Hadley Keller

Minton was a prime mover, and the main shareholder in the Hendra Company, formed in 1800 to exploit china clay and other minerals from Cornwall. Named after Hendra Common, St Dennis, Cornwall, the partners included Minton, Poulson, Wedgwood, William Adams, and the owners of New Hall porcelain.

Minton has maintained its reputation for having produced fine crafted elegant china. Their bone china dinnerware continues to grace dining tables in homes around the world. Many of these patterns have both a number and name, something quite typical with …

Nov 6, 2023 · Established in 1793, Minton Pottery is an iconic British ceramics manufacturer with a storied legacy of producing fine bone china, earthenware, and porcelain items for over two centuries. Their wares have graced the tables of nobility and …

Nov 20, 2011 · Minton's was the only English china factory of the 19th century to employ a Sèvres process called pâte-sur-pâte (ie: painted decoration in white clay slip instead of enamel before glazing). c1805 to 1806 - Mark in overglaze blue enamel only used with gilded pieces.

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