An English porcelain cabinet bowl by the Derby Porcelain Factory, dating to the late Georgian period, circa 1795–1810. The broad, low form is suited to cabinet display. The exterior is decorated with [...]
An English Staffordshire pearlware jug dating to circa 1790–1800, produced in a compact size with rounded body, fluted neck and carefully shaped pouring spout. Small examples of this type are consider[...]
This rare porcelain miniature group, attributed to Chelsea and dating to the late 18th century, depicts a seated spotted cat with her kitten in a quiet, intimate composition. Such small-scale works we[...]
This Staffordshire jug dates from the late 18th century and is made in a sharply faceted hexagonal shape, typical of Georgian-period English ceramics. The overall finish reflects careful workshop prod[...]
A refined pair of early Derby porcelain candlestick figures, “Seated Musicians with Bagpipes and Guitar”, each raised on an openwork scroll base with flowering bocage. The piper plays beside a hound, [...]
Hard-paste–type soft porcelain with polychrome enamels and original gilding.A well-modelled pair of Derby musicians from the Patch Period, c.1765. The bagpiper with a hound and the mandolin player wit[...]
A finely modelled and brightly enamelled Derby porcelain figure depicting the actor James Quin in the role of Sir John Falstaff, after Francis Hayman’s composition engraved by James McArdell (c.1760).[...]
Beautiful ivory-colored porcelain menu holder from the Granger factory in Worcester. Flame-shaped, it is inspired by Middle Eastern or Indo-Persian decorations, wonderfully pierced on front, gilded ba[...]
A Chelsea porcelain dessert dish, eighteenth century, circa 1765, of oval quatrefoil form, painted in coloured enamels with fruits, flowers, leaves, butterflies, a dragonfly and a ladybird, with a mou[...]
A Chelsea porcelain dessert dish, eighteenth century, circa 1765, of oval quatrefoil form, painted in coloured enamels with fruits, flowers, leaves, butterflies, and other insects, with a moulded ribb[...]
A rare early 19th-century Staffordshire teapot, attributed to “Factory Z”, now associated with Thomas Wolfe (Stoke-on-Trent, active c.1790–1810). Crafted in early bone china, it features a loop handle[...]
Antique Derby porcelain figure, c.1790, representing a
young girl seated in a finely modelled Louis XVI style chair. This figure is
unusually finely executed, with precise detail to the hand-painted[...]
A fine antique tea canister from the celebratedWorcester factory, dating to around 1775. Of lobed form with a short neck andflat shoulders, it is decorated in underglaze blue with the so-called"Pineco[...]
A good 18th century Derby porcelain patch-mark figure of Liberty, c.1760, the lady holding an open cage, the dress probably painted by the Cotton-stem Painter with delicate flower sprays. 23cm (9.1ins[...]
Discover a rare mid-18th-century soft-paste porcelain figure from the Bow manufactory in East London. This boy singer, clad in theatrical hat, jacket and breeches, holds a song-sheet and conducts with[...]
A rare and decorative pair of 18th-century English porcelain figural candlesticks, made around 1770, Georgian period. Each piece features a pastoral figure standing in front of an elaborate flowering [...]
Rare Bow Porcelain Figurine of an Boy Drummer, c. 1744An elegant and finely crafted antique porcelain figurine of a young drummer, exquisitely painted in soft pastel hues of pink, grey, and blue. The [...]
We are pleased to present a rare and historically significant porcelain figurine, Winter, produced by Derby in the 1760s as part of the French Seasons series. This allegorical representation of winte[...]
Period - 1772 - 1775
Condition - Chips on the rim
Measurement - Diameter 24.8 cm
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An antique Derby figurine of a shepherd with a pipe, crafted from soft-paste porcelain, painted in enamels, and lightly gilded. This shepherd motif was highly popular among all the renowned porcelain [...]
Figure of Diana in soft-paste porcelain painted in enamels and gilded. She appears ready for action, her right arm raised to take an arrow from a quiver on her back. In her left hand, which is at her [...]
This exquisite 18th-century polychrome tea cup from Worcester features a cobalt blue and gold pattern, adorned with exotic birds and beetles. This rare and beautiful piece dates back to the Dr. Wall p[...]
This exquisite antique teapot from Wedgwood, made in the late 18th century, is made from black basalt, a material long recognised as one of the firm's finest creations. The teapot features a guilloche[...]
An 18th century Derby porcelain figure symbolising Africa, part of a set representing the four continents. The inscription ‘AFRICA’ is in gold on the front of the base. There are traces of scratches o[...]
A fine Derby figure of a young girl representing Asia, from the series The Four Quarters of the Globe. She stands barefoot on a naturalistic base, dressed in exotic robes and holding an incense burner[...]
A rare First Period Worcester leaf dish of the best quality with well painted exotic bird deoration and bright gilding. Square blue seal mark. Circa 1772-75
A very similar dish was sold by Bonham[...]
Couple de cerf & biche en porcelaine
Angleterre, Staffordshire, époque fin XVIIIème d"but XIXème
Dimensions de la biche : 13,5cm x 6,5cm; hauteur 16cm
Dimensions du cerf : 14,5cm x 7cm ; hauteur 19[...]
A rare early period Worcester porcelain vase of Chinese 'gu' form with black transfer printed bird decoration. circa 1760. When a light is shined through it there is a green tinge to the paste (I wa[...]
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