Precious Art Nouveau Vase in porcelain new paste (PN) dyed in the mass.

Precious Art Nouveau Vase in porcelain new paste (PN) dyed in the mass.

Pair of "Capucine" Vases by and from Anatole Fournier (variation on the "48-18" project) in "pâte dure nouvelle" porcelain (PN-DN).

Art Deco tulip shape Vase in porcelain "pâte nouvelle" (PN) "Pink Gazelle" project of Andrien Leduc and painted by Adrien Leduc in shades of pink, white and green.

Precious Art Nouveau Vase in porcelain new paste (PN) dyed in the mass.

The two other kinds of porcelain are soft paste and bone china.

Precious Art Nouveau Vase in porcelain new paste (PN) dyed in the mass.

Prepare a fine paste of smilax china powder and milk.

Porcelain that closely follows the Chinese recipe is known as “true” or hard-paste porcelain.

You work on majolica or porcelain bisquits (that is on white paste).

PORCELAIN (German-Porzellan) – True porcelain, known as hard paste, is made of Kaolin (white clay) and Pentuntse (pulverized granite).

The most popular are ceramics, porcelain, mosaic and glass paste.

In 1805 his company began to make a fine hard-paste porcelain in small quantities.

This porcelain is made of hard paste that mainly consists of kaolin, or china clay.

Soft paste porcelain is not much softer than the hard paste variety, although it can be cut with a file.