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Meanings of chinese porcelain in English
Russian
китайский фарфор Portuguese
cerâmica da china Catalan
ceràmica xinesa Spanish
ceramica china 
Synonyms
Examples for "chinese ceramics"
Examples for "chinese ceramics"
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Also it is interesting to observe in this connection the influence of tea on Chinese ceramics.
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The first floor focuses on Asian (Japanese swords, ancient Chinese ceramics) and some European art, including plaster casts Michelangelo used for his David.
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The auction, titled " Chinese Ceramics and Asian Works of Art" and with 120 lots, will be held on May 26th.
Usage of chinese porcelain in English
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In exchange for the cobalt, Chinese porcelain went to Asia Minor.
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Her teeth, catching the reflection of the light, glowed like fine Chinese porcelain.
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She's particularly interested in counterfeit Chinese porcelain in New Zealand.
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The price is the highest ever paid at auction in Ireland for Chinese porcelain.
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Large Chinese porcelain jars on the console tables are suitable, and other beautiful ornaments.
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The Chinese porcelain teapot between them sends gray-white scrolls of steam into the air.
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Are they Chinese porcelains and jewels, or just mummy things?
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Queen Mary encouraged the fashion of collecting Chinese porcelain.
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Auction of Chinese porcelain entitled "Ming: The Intervention of Imperial Taste".
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Chinese porcelain jars (old), presented by Prince Koon, of China.
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Touch one of these African figures and it will remind you of the rarest Chinese porcelain.
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They overflowed with luxury goods, from spices to Chinese porcelain, which could not be obtained elsewhere.
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This liquid perfume he drank in those Chinese porcelains called egg-shell, so light and diaphanous they are.
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This was the beginning of the Altman famous collection of Chinese porcelains, now at the Metropolitan Museum.
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It has its own room, decorated with Oriental rugs, Chinese porcelain and a watercolor scene of Paris.
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Chinese porcelain, embroidery, and lacquer-work were popular.
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Translations for chinese porcelain
Russian
Catalan
Spanish
Chinese porcelain through the time
Chinese porcelain across language varieties
United States of America
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