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e-Antique.eu Glossary: Feldspar porcelain |
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Feldspar porcelain
A tough form of bone china which contains pure feldspar in place of Cornish china stone, which is only part feldspar. The first successful feldspar body was produced at coalport, but spode was the first to name the body and mark pieces feldspar porcelain c1820. The idea was soon taken up by other Staffordshire potters. |
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