Turk with a pipe 1760 - 1770

This small porcelain scent bottle, titled "Turk with a Pipe," is a prime example of the Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory's production in the mid-18th century. Made around 1760-1770, the bottle depicts a man in elaborate Ottoman attire sitting casually with a pipe, highlighting the fascination with Eastern cultures prevalent in Europe at the time. The intricate details and colorful enamel paint, coupled with the intricate floral designs, showcase the technical skill of the manufactory.