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Wedgbury
Antiques English Porcelain
Dealers And Collectors Of Antique Porcelain |
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A
Derby Coffee Can
c.1820 |
| A Derby Coffee Can.
London Shape Handle . c.1820. A Derby porcelain coffee can with London
shape handle dating from c.1815-25. Decorated in underglaze blue and gilt with
grapes and vines. Marked in red enamel. Measures 6.6cm (2.65 inches)
diameter at the rim and 7cm. (2.75 inches) high. |
Condition
Good, no chips or
cracks. Typical Derby (at this period) crazing to the glaze but
there is no staining. Very minor wear to the gilding. |
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An
English Blue & White Plate.
c.1810 |
| An English
blue and white hand
painted plate. Masons ? An early 19th.Century English plate, hand painted
in underglaze blue with Chinese export porcelain style pattern. The plate was
probably made as a replacement or addition to a Chinese export service made
around 1770. In the early 19th.Century Miles Mason advertised in the London
Morning Herald that he could make pieces to match existing services. Although
this plate is unmarked it is very similar to marked M. Mason 'replacements' and
is made from an Ironstone type body. Measures 23cm. (9 inches) diameter.
An interesting plate. |
Condition
No chips or cracks but there
is considerable wear to the glaze and a little staining.
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A 'Four Seasons' Dish
J. Bell & Co.
c.1875 |
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attractive and superbly decorated bone china low comport
dating from around 1875. Made by the Glasgow pottery of
John Bell. Decorated with four handpainted scenes
representing the four seasons. Measures 26cm. diameter and
stands 4.4cm. high. Marked with an impressed bell mark
containing the initials 'JB' |
Condition
Very good, no chips or
cracks.
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A
Rockingham Trio.
c.1835. |
A
very attractive and high quality Rockingham factory trio,
teacup, coffee cup and saucer. The typical Rockingham neo-rococo
shapes decorated with fine quality gilding with sets off the
porcelain body superbly. The saucer marked with puce coloured
factory mark and pattern number 1329, the cups marked with the
pattern number only.
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Condition
Very good. Slight typical Rockingham fine crazing
and slight discolouration to the handles. Only very light wear
to the gilding.
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