PATRICIAN ANTIQUES : Later 19th century British Porcelain

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Bone china was now the standard. Forms were often very elaborate and fashion moved quickly from the Neo-Gothic to Historism, to the Aesthetic movement influenced by Japan, to the Arts and Crafts movement, to Art Nouveau. Quality was very good. Many ornate vases and elaborate dessert services were made to display wealth and "taste".

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Stock#	Item description	Date	Maker	Price
25322	SET OF TWELVE DINNER PLATES, 10-1/4" diameter with shaped rim. Border design of alternating yellow and puce panels with gilt sprays, centered with a crest of a rampant lion and the motto "Vincit Veritas" for George Roland Edwards of Ness Strange, Salop (Staffordshire). The family was last recorded in Debrett's Landed Gentry in 1906. Unmarked.	1850-1860	Minton	$950.00
26104	COVERED VASE, 9" high. With applied flowers in the so-called "Dresden" style. With two gilded handles in the form of a ram's head with horns. *minor losses to petals Reference Geoffrey Godden "British Porcelain", plate #25	1885	John Bevington	$850.00
40284	PAIR OF FIGURES, MALE AS "THE SOWER" & FEMALE "THE HARVESTER". Height 5-5/8 inches. Ivory, lightly tinted. Gilt and enamel decorated. Fully marked with date code. *Minor touch up leg of male figure.	1891	Royal Worcester	$875.00
40448	FEMALE FIGURE of "THE HARVESTER" 5-3/8" HIGH. Ivory, lightly tinted. Gilt and enamel decorated Fully marked with date code.	1892	Royal Worcester	$425.00
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British Porcelain 1800-1850

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