Porcelain Fantasies -- antique reproduction porcelain miniatures, dolls,and fairies by IGMA Fellow, Marsha Hedrick

China

R.S. Prussia

Cobalt Rose

Black Rose

Streurosen

Roses

Capodimonte

Wedgwood

Pierced

Oriental

Landscapes

Art Deco

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Dolls

DOLLHOUSE CHINA -- COBALT ROSE DESIGN The Cobalt Rose Design on these dollhouse miniatures is designed to resemble patterns used around the turn of the century by Nippon china manufacturers. These patterns all had three things in common: a cobalt ground partially surrounding areas of white china, which were painted with roses and a raised gold design. The raised gold designs cover the line where the cobalt meets the white china and depending upon the design may go around the edge of the china, or around the roses, or it may have patterns that cover the cobalt areas. The gold used on these pieces is a burnished gold. Burnished gold is more expensive due to its high gold content and has a richer satin finish than liquid brite gold. The designs which you see on this page are done with one style of pattern and are representative of the way I apply this design to most pieces. On larger pieces or pieces with larger cobalt areas I may put more raised gold in the cobalt areas. Most of my china shapes can be ordered with the Cobalt Rose design. They can be ordered from the shopping cart section or by sending me an e-mail mentioning the mold number and design. This Tureen is popular choice for the Cobalt Rose design. I usually sell this as a set, however you can purchase the tureen and the underplate separately. This Tureen is 1 1/16" long by 5/8" wide by3/4" tall. Mold Number C-108 -- Tureen & ladle Mold Number C-128A -- Underplate Tiered Tray Bottom plate 7/8" Top 5/8" about 1 1/4" Tall Mold Number C-138D Gravy Boat 7/8" long 5/16 wide 1/4" tall Mold Number C-116 Pitcher Just under 3/4" tall Mold Number C-050b Snack Set Just under 7/8" across Mold Number C-123 Fancy Bowl 1 1/8" diameter Mold Number CM-04 This place setting is a slightly different pattern, in that it has meissen style flowers rather than roses. Other than that it is virtually identical to the Cobalt Rose design and a place setting with the Cobalt Rose design would look very similar. Mold Number C-138S

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