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Porcelain has been widely-made in Britain for over 260 years, and as a result it would be a little impractical to include pages dedicated to all the multifarious manufactories from West Pans (Musselburgh) to Plymouth geographically, and Aynsley China to Zachariah Boreman alphabetically. It would be nice to accumulate enough stock from each source to justify a page for each, but we're unlikely to ever have the warehouse space to make this possible ! Until we acquire such an enormous facility, and are able to individually feature Burmantoft, Dudson, Edwards, Finney and their cohorts then we'll have to make do with this selection as one eclectic tribute to them all...

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A Longton Hall Porcelain Mug c1760

This Longton Hall porcelain mug is of cylindrical form swollen towards the base. Handle of typical knop and spur type. Decorated with bouquets and scattered flowers

£925.00

An English Porcelain Egg Cup With Stand c1835

An English porcelain Egg Cup and integral stand

£55.00

John Rose Coalport Candlelight Imari Vine Trio c1815 porcelain

This is a more elaborate and intensely decorated version of the New Hall imari vine pattern 446. The design has also been heavily influenced by the contemporary Spode candlelight patterns. This is simply stunning

£125.00

A Charming Two Piece Porcelain Pastille Burner c1840

A Charming Two Piece Porcelain Pastille Burner c1840. This is the most charming pastille burner we have seen for many years. The out of scale doves on the roof and the house martins nests under the eaves of the thatched roof represent an English rural idy

£165.00

A Two Piece Porcelain Pastille Burner c1845

A wonderful antique festive decoration even if you have no need to burn pastilles to fragrance the drawing room.

£145.00

Very Rare Charles Bourne Porcelain Sucrier and Cover 1820-25

A Charles Bourne Porcelain Sucrier and Cover 1820-25

£80.00

RESERVED RL A Moorcroft Pottery Tazza with Silver Plated Stand

Pansy was originally introduced in 1911, whilst William Moorcroft was in the employ of James Macintyre and Co ,and the range was initially retailed by Liberty and Co then others. In 1913 Moorcroft had set up his own state of the art pottery in Sandbach Ro

£250.00

A Staffordshire Porcelain Night Light c1840

£95.00

A Staffordshire Pottery Chapel Moneybox c1850

This moneybox appears to be a later variant of those made from 1838 by the Emery family of Mexborough in Yorkshire.

£120.00

A William Moorcroft Saltglaze Blue Cornflower Dish 1926-28

A William Moorcroft saltglaze dish of octagonal form, Impressed Moorcroft Made in England, blue painted signature W Moorcroft traces of original paper label printed Handmade Pottery, England

£480.00

An English porcelain Egg Cup Possibly Minton c1840

£45.00

Hicks and Meigh Porcelain Vase c1820

See Geoffrey Godden Staffordshire Porcelain page 256 plate 395 and page 256 for a discussion of this vase during which Mr Godden explains that in previous years he had mistakenly attributed it to the Daniel factory based on the quality of the flower pai

£375.00