1800-1815
Sugar Bowl
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Classical motifs became popular in Western culture in the late eighteenth century, and the Chinese often incorporated classical figures and symbols into their porcelain designs to satisfy the export market. A similar tea service descended in the Chew family of the Germantown area of Philadelphia.
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