1840s British statuary porcelain manufacturers began producing a fine bisque with a satin finish that mimicked the look of Parian marble.  They were able to accurately reproduce smaller versions of museum pieces, prompting an explosion in the popularity of this beautiful figural china. The Cutchogue-New Suffolk Historical  Council offers you a rare look at the extensive collection of a local private collector. Join us for a refreshments & snacks at the opening reception on June 15 at 2pm at the Wickham House on the Village Green, where the exhibit will be on display until October. Program partially funded by Suffolk County Department of Economic Development and Planning and Legislator Stark