Gold Colour Collection (page 5)

Plate, Vincennes, c. 1752. Creator: Vincennes Porcelain Manufactory
Plate, Vincennes, c. 1752

Bowl, Sevres, 1767 / 1833. Creator: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Bowl, Sevres, 1767/1833

Pitcher, Sevres, 1845. Creator: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Pitcher, Sevres, 1845

Sugar Bowl, Sevres, 1834. Creator: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Sugar Bowl, Sevres, 1834

Teapot, Sevres, 1845. Creator: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Teapot, Sevres, 1845

Londonderry Vase, Sevres, 1813. Creators: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Londonderry Vase, Sevres, 1813

Kettle, Sevres, 1783 / 84. Creators: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Kettle, Sevres, 1783/84

Garniture of Three Flower Vases (Vases Hollandois), Sevres, c. 1761

Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1802 / 03. Creator: Samuel Pemberton
Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1802/03

Cup and Saucer, Sevres, 1766. Creators: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Cup and Saucer, Sevres, 1766

Book-Shaped Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1818 / 19. Creator: Samuel Pemberton
Book-Shaped Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1818/19

Sugar Bowl (from a tea service), Sevres, 1770. Creators
Sugar Bowl (from a tea service), Sevres, 1770

Cup and Saucer (from a tea service), Sevres, 1770. Creators
Cup and Saucer (from a tea service), Sevres, 1770

Creamer (from a tea service), Sevres, 1770. Creators
Creamer (from a tea service), Sevres, 1770

Tray (from a tea service), Sevres, 1770. Creators: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Tray (from a tea service), Sevres, 1770

Teapot (from a tea service), Sevres, 1770. Creators
Teapot (from a tea service), Sevres, 1770

Cup and Saucer, Sevres, 1788. Creators: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Cup and Saucer, Sevres, 1788

Pair of Vases (Pots Pourris aBobeches), Sevres, c. 1759
Pair of Vases (Pots Pourris a Bobeches), Sevres, c. 1759

Teapot, Sevres, 1788. Creators: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Teapot, Sevres, 1788

Sugar Bowl, Sevres, 1781. Creators: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Sugar Bowl, Sevres, 1781

Vase (Vase aoreilles), Sevres, c. 1756. Creators
Vase (Vase a oreilles), Sevres, c. 1756

Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1805 / 20. Creator: Probably Matthew Linwood
Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1805/20

Covered Bowl and Stand (Ecuelle de la toilette), Sevres, 1784

Covered Bowl and Stand (Ecuelle), Sevres, 1779

Teapot, Sevres, 1832 / 35. Creator: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Teapot, Sevres, 1832/35

Sugar Sifter Spoon, Sevres, 1750 / 65. Creator: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Sugar Sifter Spoon, Sevres, 1750/65

Plate, Sevres, 1765. Creators: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Plate, Sevres, 1765

Plate, Sevres, 1831. Creator: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Plate, Sevres, 1831

Cup and Saucer, Sevres, 1772. Creators: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Cup and Saucer, Sevres, 1772

Cup and Saucer, Sevres, 1793. Creators: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Cup and Saucer, Sevres, 1793

Mustard Pot, Sevres, 1757. Creator: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Mustard Pot, Sevres, 1757

Cup and Saucer with Portrait of Benjamin Franklin, Sevres, c. 1780

Vase, Sevres, c. 1770. Creator: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Vase, Sevres, c. 1770

Flower Vase, Sevres, 1759. Creators: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Flower Vase, Sevres, 1759

Covered Pitcher, Sevres, 1839. Creator: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Covered Pitcher, Sevres, 1839

Pitcher, Sevres, 1833. Creator: Sevres Porcelain Manufactory
Pitcher, Sevres, 1833

Inkstand, Sevres, Late 18th / Early 19th century. Creator
Inkstand, Sevres, Late 18th / Early 19th century

Set of Dessert Spoons (10), Paris, 1789 / 1820. Creators: Martin-Guillaume Biennais
Set of Dessert Spoons (10), Paris, 1789/1820

Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1870 / 71. Creator: Marked RT
Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1870/71

Egg-Shaped Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1858 / 59. Creator: Marked A&S
Egg-Shaped Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1858/59

Card Case with View of Oxford, Birmingham, 1860 / 61. Creator: Marked F. M
Card Case with View of Oxford, Birmingham, 1860/61

Standing Cup, London, 1607. Creator: Unknown
Standing Cup, London, 1607

Vinaigrette in the Form of a Scallop Shell, Birmingham, 1816 / 17
Vinaigrette in the Form of a Scallop Shell, Birmingham, 1816/17

Candelabrum, Birmingham, c. 1770. Creators: Matthew Boulton, John Fothergill
Candelabrum, Birmingham, c. 1770

Fish-Shaped Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1818. Creator: Possibly Joseph Willmore
Fish-Shaped Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1818

Poison Cup, Spain, c. 1610. Creator: M. Urbiola
Poison Cup, Spain, c. 1610

Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1845 / 55. Creator: Nathaniel Mills
Vinaigrette, Birmingham, c. 1845/55

Vinaigrette with Harbor Scene, Birmingham, c. 1846 / 47. Creator: Nathaniel Mills
Vinaigrette with Harbor Scene, Birmingham, c. 1846/47

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"Golden Splendor: A Glimpse into the Radiant World of Gold" From the bustling streets of Vietnam to the serene temples of India, gold color has adorned countless masterpieces across Asia. In Ho Chi Minh City, a majestic bust of Ho Chi Minh stands tall, his golden visage reflecting the resilience and spirit of Vietnamese socialism. Nearby, the fluttering Vietnamese socialist flag proudly displays its vibrant gold emblem against a backdrop of Indochina's rich history. Traveling further eastward, we find ourselves in Amritsar, Punjab, where the Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple) shimmers like a beacon in the sun. Its gilded domes and intricate architecture evoke a sense of divinity and spirituality that resonates throughout India. Across time and continents, artists have harnessed gold's allure to create breathtaking works. Sir Isumbras at the Ford by John Everett Millais transports us to medieval England with its golden hues illuminating an enchanting tale. Meanwhile, Hans Holbein captures Jane Seymour's regal beauty in her portrait adorned with delicate touches of gold. Delving deeper into history reveals Sultan Suleiman's Tughra—a mesmerizing insignia crafted during his reign as one of history's most magnificent rulers. This symbol represents power and grandeur through its meticulously detailed calligraphy embellished with shimmering gold accents. Religious devotion finds expression in Pietro Lorenzetti's The Crucifixion—an awe-inspiring masterpiece from 14th-century Italy where splashes of gold highlight divine radiance amidst profound suffering. Similarly captivating is an altarpiece depicting Saint Hugh of Lincoln—its golden glow inviting contemplation within Thuison-les-Abbeville. The Order of the British Empire proudly displays its insignia adorned with elegant strokes of gold—a testament to honor and achievement for those who bear it on their chests.