PATRICIAN ANTIQUES : Early 19th century British Porcelain

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British porcelain of the early 19th century saw the introduction of the bone china body.

Hand painted patterns and designs were of the highest quality and printed wares expanded the market to the prosperous middle classes.

Spode and Minton led the field in design while Coalport & Ridgway joined them in success. Davenport, New Hall, Miles Mason , Rockingham and many others appeared on the scene leaving high quality and interesting wares for us to collect.

Numerous other factories in Staffordshire, Wales and the north of England made bone china for the home market and for export to America.

The shape of the wares changed from the plain form of the 1800s becoming increasingly ornate until it evolved into the Victorian Neo-Rococo style around 1840.

See also :British Porcelain 18th century: Derby : British Porcelain 1850-1900

 Stock#

 Item description

 Date

 Maker

 Price

TEACUP & SAUCER, cup 2 inches high, saucer 5-1/2 inches diameter. "New York". Printed in a rich deep pink with a male and female figure standing in front of a harbor showing several ships, and featuring a large steam ship with a smoke stack and a side paddle wheel. Accented with green,blue and yellow enamel. Scroll with "New York".

Loss to face of female on one side of cup and small chips to footrim of saucer. Unmarked.

 c.1830
Staffordshire
$175.00

SAUCER, 5-1/2inches diameter.

"Cabbage Rose" pattern on a wide gold border.

Mark: Spode in red.

 c.1830 Spode
$45.00

 24996

 PAIR OF LOW RECTANGULAR DESSERT DISHES,

2-1/2 inches high by 11 inches long. Painted border of a vine with leaves and berries . The molded design of the twig handles continues onto the back of the dish. Pattern #2766.

Reference Spode by Leonard Whiter. For shape see illustration 196.

Mark: SPODE in red and pattern number 2766

 c.1810  Spode   $550.00

 

40414

 CUP & SAUCER, cup 2" high, saucer 5-1/2" diameter. London shape with angular handle. Decorated in the flamboyant "Japan" taste with Imari colors of underglaze blue, overglaze iron-red, green and gold. Gold rim.

*very minor rubbing to gold rim on saucer

 1815-1820
   New Hall  $275.00

 50000

 CUP & SAUCER, ROYALTY COLLECTIBLE. White body with a black transfer, a memorial for Princess Charlotte.

Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales (January 7, 1796 ­ November 6, 1817) was the only child of the ill-fated marriage between George IV (at that time the Prince of Wales) and Caroline of Brunswick. She was married to Prince Leopold and died in childbirth. She was very popular and was mourned by the whole country.

 1817-1818

Staffordshire

  $195.00

 22022

  Cup & Saucer, London shape. "Japan" Lovely "Waterlily" pattern in underglaze blue overpainted in iron-red and green and richly gilded. Pattern# 2/2. Unmarked. 1810-1815 Coalport $225.00

 24820

 Bowl, 3-1/2 "high 6-1/2"diameter. London shape. "Japan" pattern in underglaze blue, iron red, and gold. Pattern # 2214. Red mark "Spode" on reverse.
 1811-1814

Spode

 $245.00

 

24576

 Bowl, 3 "high 6-1/4"diameter. "Japan" Imari pattern showing an Oriental scene of a house with a pagoda by a tree with bird, in underglaze blue, iron red, pink, green. Richly gilded. Pattern # 66. *hairline crack on one side/roughness to foot rim
 c. 1810

John Rose

Coalport

$225.00

 

23881

  Set of Six Plates, 10-1/8" diameter. White with a bright blue rim and inner gold band. Crest "an ostrich holding a horseshoe" and motto "Duriora Virtus" for the Wyatt family. No mark.  c.1845 Minton $600.00

 26442

 

SOLD

 
PAIR OF MATCHPOTS (also called spill vases), 4-1/4"high. A true pair with the mark of the same painter.
Japanese pattern # 967 in the Imari palette, underglaze blue, iron red, peach and green with gold accents. This pattern is known as a "candlelight" pattern as it shows so well in artificial light.
Reference Spode by Leonard Whiter. Illustration 232.
Red mark "Spode", #967 & painter's mark on reverse.
Rubbing to gold rims .
  Matchpots or spill vases were made to hold rolled-up strips of paper or thin wood tapers used to light candles. They were often part of the garniture on the mantelpiece.
 c.1815  Spode  SOLD

25123

SOLD

 Coffee Can & Saucer, "Japan" Imari pattern in underglaze blue, overpainted in iron-red, pink and green. Richly gilded. Pattern #1645. Red mark "Spode" on reverse

c.1805

Spode

 SOLD

 

21755

SOLD

 PLATE. 8-1/2 inches diameter. The "Longevity" patterrn, painted in red with a border of Chinese motifs, the well decorated with a dragon and a phoenix, the latter enameled in colors.

Mark: Spode in red.

 c.1800  Spode   SOLD

25911

SOLD

Cup & Saucer, London shape. "Japan" Imari pattern in underglaze blue overpainted in iron-red, pink,and green and richly gilded. Pattern #2213. Red "Spode" mark on reverse.

*tiny chip under rim of saucer.

c.1815

Spode

 SOLD

 

24818

SOLD

 CUP AND SAUCER, height of cup 2-5/8 inches, diameter of saucer 5-1/2 inches. London shape. "Japan" pattern #2214,decorated in the "Imari" palette of iron red and cobalt blue with gilt accents.

Red mark "Spode"and pattern #2214 on reverse.

Two faint star cracks in cup

 1811-1814
 Spode  SOLD

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