Collecting porcelain | Ceramic tea pot patterns from the 1700s

Edith Susskind has a gift for collecting early porcelain | SILive.com

An "Imari" Chinese export-type teapot, circa 1745; Barr Worcester teapot and stand dating to the late 18th or early 19th century, and first period Worcester teapot, made in England, circa 1765-75.

Edith and Alfred began collecting early porcelain when they were first married. Their passion for collecting grew along with their collection, as did their knowledge about early porcelain.

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