The Brooklyn Museum has an interesting post about the history of Korean Porcelain:
Notably:
“Korean ceramic artists developed cobalt-decorated porcelains in the fifteenth century after admiring Chinese examples for years.”
The admiration is understandable. And these items at our galleries makes it clear why Chinese cobalt porcelain items were so coveted:
Exceptional and Rare Kangxi Ewer and Cover
Antique Chinese Wucai Porcelain Vase
Large Chinese Blue and White Charger
Visit Suchow & Seigel Antiques (in Gallery #81 ), Alexander’s Antiques (in Gallery #43 & #85 ) and Hoffman-Gampetro (in Gallery #37), here at the Manhattan Art & Antiques Center, 1050 2nd Avenue (at 56th Street).
The Manhattan Art & Antiques Center is open to the public daily from 10:30AM to 6PM and Sunday noon – 6PM.