Minton MAJOLICA TUREEN AND COVER with game modelled in relief 19th Century (1868).

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Minton, alongside other renowned faience manufacturers like Spode, Davenport, Ridgway, Coalport, and others, was a pioneer in English porcelain production. Based in Staffordshire, this company was renowned for its exquisitely delicate white porcelain and vibrant colors. During the Victorian era, a specific hue known as "Minton blue" became highly fashionable, characterized by a refreshing azure blue. Throughout its history, the factory produced a variety of products, including fine porcelain tableware, creamware, and high-quality majolica. Minton stood out for its elaborate decorations and gilding, often executed by artists from the Sèvres porcelain factory in France, who brought their expertise to enhance its artistic appeal.