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CHAPTER  7  Porcelain  Dealers  and  their  Role  in  Trade


                        shopkeepers could reduce the risk that some porcelain decorations were not in the


                        latest fashion, and could be left in stock. Such sales methods aimed to clinch a sale

                        quickly and to reduce the amount of time they spent in contact with manufacture at a


                        distance, in Jingdezhen.

































                                    Figure 7-5 A Canton porcelain shop.
                                    Watercolour on silk, Dimension: unknown, c.1750s.
                                    Source: Bibliothèque nationale de France, département Fonds du service
                                    reproduction, RESERVE PET FOL-OE-104, Paris.
                                    This album has been realised online from 29/06/2014.

                                    http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb40358242f
























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