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 Minton Dish of Chestnuts A very rare Minton footed dish modelled with naturalistic chestnuts. See More Wedgwood Shaped Dish A fine and rare Wedgwood shaped dish beautifully painted with botanical specimens. See More Coalport Plate A very fine Coalport cabinet plate of a shape registered in 1849 and designed by Wil… See More Derby Leopard A Bloor Derby model of a recumbent leopard raised upon a rocky mound type base. See More Pair of Wedgwood Plates Pair of Wedgwood dessert plates, decorated in oriental style with sprays of peonies … See More Chamberlain Worcester Jug Chamberlain's Worcester milk jug, orange ground with gild seaweed decoration and a v… See More Royal Worcester Scent Bottle A Royal Worcester Porcelain tear shaped scent bottle, yellow ground with a transfer-… See More Chamberlain's Worcester Reticulated Ware An exceptional and rare Chamberlain's Worcester reticulated two handled bowl, cover … See More 1 2