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 Coalport Twin-Handled Cup, Cover and Saucer A rare Coalport twin-handled cup, cover, and saucer. The cup is decorated with garla… See More Staffordshire Standing Hedgehog A rare Staffordshire model of a standing hedgehog juggling red-coloured balls raised… See More Pair of Derby Bough Pots and Pierced Covers A very fine pair of Derby bough pots with pierced covers of bombé lunette form and r… See More Staffordshire Model of a Mastiff A Staffordshire model of a white and grey spotted mastiff wearing a blue collar and … See More Barr, Flight and Barr Worcester Vase and Cover A very fine and rare Barr, Flight, and Barr salmon pink ground Worcester vase and co… See More Barr Worcester Chocolate Cup A very fine Barr Worcester two-handled chocolate cup, painted with a faux grey marbl… See More Staffordshire Fox Head Stirrup Cup A fine Staffordshire porcelain fox head stirrup cup. The cup is naturalistically col… See More Royal Worcester Vase Painted By William Hawkins A Royal Worcester vase finely painted by William Hawkins with a still life of fruit … See More 1 2 3 4