PATRICIAN ANTIQUES : ANTIQUE BRITISH PORCELAIN :

BOW, CAUGHLY, LIVERPOOL, LOWESTOFT, NEW HALL, Etc.

The continuing passion for porcelain in the second half of the 18th century and the urge to profit from this led to the founding of many new companies all trying different formulas to develop wares that survived the firing kilns successfully and that were in the latest styles to please their customers. Bow and Lowestoft added bone ash to the soft paste body. Caughly and some of the Liverpool factories made a soapstone porcelain. New Hall meanwhile adapted the hard paste formula of Champion's at Bristol

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For makers that continued into the 19th century also see British Porcelain 1800-1850

Stock #	Item Description	Date	Maker	Price
26410	COFFEE CUP, 2-1/2 inches high. "Queens's Pattern" on a fluted body. The interior with a wide gilt border. Rim chip.	1785-90	Caughley	$ 45.00
26434	SAUCEBOAT, 4 inches high by 7 inches long. Biting snake handle. The white body molded with a well defined scroll and basket pattern, the foot with acanthus leaves. The reserves painted with dark blue floral design, the "Profile Bud" pattern. With sticker from Wynn Sayman. Crack in base	1763-1770	John Pennington Liverpool	$ 550.00
26433	COFFEE CUP, 2-1/2 inches high. Reeded loop handle. Decorated in polychrome enamels with a Chinese figure of a man kneeling by a table. The interior with a red border.	c.1770	Chaffers Liverpool	$ 325.00
26399 SOLD	STAND. Diameter 6-1/8 inches. Decorated in the Kakeimon style with the Two Quail pattern. Wear to glaze and the enamels in well and three areas of abrasion on the rim. Unmarked.	c.1760	BOW	SOLD
40401	CUP. 2-1/2"high. Painted with a lively Chinese scene of two children playing. The scroll handle is decorated with a puce motif. Very similar to New Hall. Unknown maker. * 2 hairline cracks from rim near handle with very slight staining.	c. 1800	STAFFORDSHIRE	$ 55.00
40427	TEABOWL & SAUCER, /" high. Blue underglaze pattern of a building by the sea. Gold rims and bands. The "Mortar" pattern so called for the strange cannon shaped items near the house . Based on a print of a Malaysian village. Hybrid hard paste. No marks	1785-1800	NEW HALL	$ 225.00
40428	TEABOWL & SAUCER, tea bowl 2"high, saucer 5-1/4" diameter. Chinoise design of a landscape with two adult figures and a small boy pointing to a butterfly. Hybrid hard paste. No marks. "Boy with the butterfy", Pattern #421.	1785-1800	NEW HALL	$ 275.00
26392	TEA BOWL & SAUCER, bowl 1-3/4" high, saucer 5-1/4" diameter Fluted form in the "Scarlet Band" Japan" pattern. Decorated in over-glaze enamels with three white reserves with Chinese style florals and three red bands with a gold trellis pattern. Unmarked. *Saucer: Minor losses to enamel, chip and hairline crack, Tea bowl: hairline crack	c.1790	CAUGHLEY	$300.00
40025	TEA BOWL & SAUCER, bowl 1-1/2" high, saucer 5" diameter . Decorated in under-glaze blue with a chinese figures in a landscape within a large ornate frame. Known as the "Mother and child and man fishing" pattern. Unmarked. *	1770-1775	Philip Christian LIVERPOOL	$375.00
40018	SAUCE BOAT, 8" long. "BLUE ROSE FLORAL" pattern. White floral molded body, cartouche on either side with a floral bouquet featuring a rose, the rim border with floral sprays and a large beetle. Under the spout a morning glory. Interior with blue cell border, the well with a rose, floral sprays and a large beetle. Scroll handle. Footed oval base. Unmarked	c.1760-65	BOW	$775.00
40429  SOLD	SAUCER, 5-1/4" diameter. Chinoise design of three figures in a garden with a further figure looking through the window. Brightly and strongly colored. No marks. So called "Window" pattern #425. Hybrid hard paste.	c.1785	NEW HALL	SOLD
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