19th Century British Porcelain

Fine examples of Derby, Worcester, Minton, Flight, Barr & Barr, Coalport, Daniels, Spode, Swansea and Nantgarw can all be found on this page. Advances in technology allowed ceramic factories to produce ever more intricate and elaborate designs and decorations. Every day items, from candlesticks to tableware and Ewers, gave opportunity for skilled craftsmanship and beautiful decoration.

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If you know exactly what you are looking for, simply type in a key word in to the box below. Search Spode Porcelain Tray An impressive and important large Spode porcelain tray, circa 1825-30, superbly pain… See More Chamberlains Worcester dessert dish A beautifully shaped Chamberlain's Worcester dessert dish, painted to the centre wit… See More Derby Mug A large Derby large mug or tankard, finely painted by Richard Dodson with a gilded p… See More Wedgwood Teapot and Cover A Wedgwood teapot and cover, decorated with Chinese scenes in gilded and wavy edged … See More Derby Begging Pug Dog An extremely rare Derby model of a begging pug dog. 6cm High See More Pair of Derby Poodles Pair of Blood Derby poodles, raised on rococo bases picked out in gilt. See More Coalport Sauce Tureen, Cover and Stand A Coalport sauce tureen, cover and stand, painted with a light blue ground, intricat… See More Minton Dish of Chestnuts A very rare Minton footed dish modelled with naturalistic chestnuts. See More 1 2