A Set of Six English Armorial Plates Lovett family, Possibly Coalport, Circa 1810-20 The plates were made for the Lovett family. ;They are in a style originally made  More »

A Set of Six English Armorial Plates Lovett family, Possibly Coalport, Circa 1810-20 The plates were made for the Lovett family. ;They are in a style originally made in 1735-40 in Chinese Export Porcelain with an octagonal silver form , the central well with famille rose depictions of exotic birds and rockwork and the coat of arms and crest on the border. ;The coat of arms are Argent three wolves passant in pale sable while the crest is A wolf passant proper. David Howard in his book, Chinese Armorial Porcelain, page 340, mentions that there have been two replacements for this service, this set made in the early 19th century (without motto) possibly at Coalport and others marked Copeland. Diameter: 8 1/4 inches   « Less

A Set of Six English Armorial Plates Lovett family, Possibly Coalport, Circa 1810-20 The plates were made for the Lovett family. ;They are in a style originally made  More »

A Set of Six English Armorial Plates Lovett family, Possibly Coalport, Circa 1810-20 The plates were made for the Lovett family. ;They are in a style originally made in 1735-40 in Chinese Export Porcelain with an octagonal silver form , the central well with famille rose depictions of exotic birds and rockwork and the coat of arms and crest on the border. ;The coat of arms are Argent three wolves passant in pale sable while the crest is A wolf passant proper. David Howard in his book, Chinese Armorial Porcelain, page 340, mentions that there have been two replacements for this service, this set made in the early 19th century (without motto) possibly at Coalport and others marked Copeland. Diameter: 8 1/4 inches   « Less

A Pair of Chelsea Silver-shaped Botanical Oval Dishes, Circa 1755. ; Each Dish painted with colorful flower sprays and scattered sprigs within and around a fluted  More »

A Pair of Chelsea Silver-shaped Botanical Oval Dishes, Circa 1755. ; Each Dish painted with colorful flower sprays and scattered sprigs within and around a fluted and crenallated rim edged in brown enamel, red anchor marks Dimension: length 8 1/2 in.   « Less

A Chelsea Porcelain Oval Dish decorated with Cut Fruit, Circa 1758-60 The dish brightly painted with sprigs of fruit, colorful butterflies and other various winged  More »

A Chelsea Porcelain Oval Dish decorated with Cut Fruit, Circa 1758-60 The dish brightly painted with sprigs of fruit, colorful butterflies and other various winged insects, the rim molded with four basketwork and flowerhead panels and edged in brown enamel. Mark: brown anchor mark Dimensions: ; length 11 7/8 in.   « Less

A Chamberlain Worcester Porcelain Imari Dessert Service, Circa 1816-20 The Imari porcelain service is decorated with a floral pattern of large orange flowerheads of  More »

A Chamberlain Worcester Porcelain Imari Dessert Service, Circa 1816-20 The Imari porcelain service is decorated with a floral pattern of large orange flowerheads of different types and sizes with blue leaves bordered with gilt and also with pink and aqua flower heads and aqua stems and leaves. Mark: (Godden''s mark #10) Chamberlains/Regent China/Worcester/& 155 New Bond Street/London below a crown. on the dishes from service. The Service consists of the following: Twenty Nine pieces. Two Sauce Tureens and Covers Two Footed Fruit Baskets One Footed Centrepiece Four Square form Dishes Two Kidney form Dishes Two Shell form Dishes Fifteen Plates   « Less

A Pair of Ashworth Ironstone Square Dishes, Circa 1860.

A Pair of Ashworth Ironstone Square Dishes, Circa 1860.   « Less

An Ashworth Ironstone Plate, Circa 1860

An Ashworth Ironstone Plate, Circa 1860   « Less

A Set of English Porcelain Coffee Cups and Saucers, Circa 1812-20 The London Shape cups are each painted with a different monochrome painting of British landscape  More »

A Set of English Porcelain Coffee Cups and Saucers, Circa 1812-20 The London Shape cups are each painted with a different monochrome painting of British landscape scene in sepia between two gilt bands. ;On the interior rim to halfway down the cup is an armorial bearing of a lion rampant between a leafy band and below an acqua band of colour between two gilt bands. Some minor gilt rubbing. Height: 2 1/2 inches; Saucer diameter: 5 1/4 inches Each piece is painted with a different English landscape scene, many containing figures. ;The pictures provide a wonderful insight into the British pre-industrial landscape.   « Less

A Pair of Chamberlain Worcester Crested Plates, Circa 1796-1800 The plate with a scalloped rim and a band of orange between two gilt shaped bands, the interior band  More »

A Pair of Chamberlain Worcester Crested Plates, Circa 1796-1800 The plate with a scalloped rim and a band of orange between two gilt shaped bands, the interior band issuing alternating gilt and brown coloured leaves. ;The centre with a large dramatic crest of an eagle, wings raised with fire at its feet with large gilt initials below, surrounded by a laurel wreath in gold and brown. ;Scattered onto the plate are gilt plants with flowerheads rendered in brown. Diameter: 9 1/2 inches Reference: Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain, 1788-1852, Geoffrey A. Godden, page88, #92 for shape of plate; page 73, #59 for a very similar leave border; page 315, #412 for another crested piece with gilt initials.   « Less

A Pair of Chamberlain Worcester Crested Plates, Circa 1796-1800 The plate with a scalloped rim and a band of orange between two gilt shaped bands, the interior band  More »

A Pair of Chamberlain Worcester Crested Plates, Circa 1796-1800 The plate with a scalloped rim and a band of orange between two gilt shaped bands, the interior band issuing alternating gilt and brown coloured leaves. ;The centre with a large dramatic crest of an eagle, wings raised with fire at its feet with large gilt initials below, surrounded by a laurel wreath in gold and brown. ;Scattered onto the plate are gilt plants with flowerheads rendered in brown. Diameter: 9 1/2 inches Mark: One plate with Chamberlains Worcester in gilt script Reference: Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain, 1788-1852, Geoffrey A. Godden, page88, #92 for shape of plate; page 73, #59 for a very similar leave border; page 315, #412 for another crested piece with gilt initials.   « Less