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Anecdote of the Teapot

Summary by The New York Review of Books
A teapot made in South Carolina during the 1760s by an enigmatic English émigré potter named John Bartlam provides an allegory for porcelain’s journey from the East.

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Anecdote of the Teapot

A teapot made in South Carolina during the 1760s by an enigmatic English émigré potter named John Bartlam provides an allegory for porcelain’s journey from the East.

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The New York Review of Books broke the news in on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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