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19th Century








19th Century Antique English Porcelain and Ceramics
19th Century


Antique English Porcelain. Please, click on the thumbnails to enlarge the images

Pinxton Coffee can stock n.  n33
Pinxton Coffee can
with ear shape handle, painted with a gilt design.

c.1805

Ht.2 1/2 inches

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Herculaneum marbled stoneware jug, stock n.  8476
Herculaneum marbled stoneware jug,
with applied classical scenes.

c.1810

Ht. 7 inches
£375



Chamberlain Worcester trio. stock n.  nt3
Chamberlain Worcester trio.
Painted with 'Dragons in Compartments'

c.1800





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Two unusual Turner  stoneware jugs. stock n.  8888
Two unusual Turner stoneware jugs.
Moulded in relief with three archers in a rural landscape. The neck dipped in a brown glaze.

c.1795-1800

Ht.7 3/4 inches and 6 3/4 inches
The larger jug impressed TURNER

£375


Derby lozenge shape dish, stock n.  3049
Derby lozenge shape dish,
painted with a central rose within a slalmon and gilt border.

Puce mark

c.1800
L. 12 1/4 inches



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Derby oval dish, stock n.  7844
Derby oval dish,
painted with a central rose within a salmon and gilt border.

Puce mark

c.1800
pat. 152



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