Other Porcelain

Welcome to the Other Porcelain Pages.
(Factories without their own pages within this web site)

The 1st page in this section features 18th century factories. We try to maintain a small stock from most factories manufacturing during this period including Chelsea, Bow, Lowestoft, Caughley, etc. but cannot guarantee to have examples from them at all times.
On the second page you can expect to find a few examples from 19th century factories such as Coalport, Minton, Davenport, Ridgway etc, usually with a small selection from the Welsh Factories of Swansea and Nantgarw.

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Caughley Blue & White Tea Bowl with Elaborate Decoration.

This is a fine Caughley blue and white tea bowl, decorated with the Candle Fence pattern, with an elaborate inner border and central landscape. It dates to c1785, is marked with a blue Sx and is in fine condition.

Code: TB0710RVa

£75.

Very Rare Caughley Polychrome Pickle Dish c1785.

A very fine and rare vine leaf shaped pickle dish with polychrome decoration, made at Caughley c1785. It is unmarked and has a couple of very minor nicks to the edge which are not really visible when on display. There is also wear to the gold rim. Still a fine piece and rare to find a polychrome pickle dish.

Code:O0710PCC

£195.

Chelsea Gold Anchor Period Shaped and Moulded Porcelain Plate.

A lovely Chelsea shaped porcelain plate with a moulded rim, decorated with fruit, butterflies and bugs and dating to c1765 - 1770. It is marked on the reverse with a gold anchor. Despite the shape of the edge of the plate, we can find no damage to it at all, quite remarable for almost 250 years old. There is a little wear to the decoration but otherwise in very fine condition and an attractive example from this iconic 18th century factory.

Code: P0110OEC

£450.

Chelsea Red Anchor Period Floral Plate c1755.

This is a florally decorated 12 lobed plate with a brown line rim, made at Chelsea c1755 and marked with a very small red anchor. There are also three very pronounced stilt marks. There are several very small and one larger area of low quality restoration to the rim for rim chips. Otherwise there's no damage or even utencil marks and this is a very fine example of the type milky, waxy, tight fitting glaze Chelsea produced at this time. A low priced example of this iconic factory as they approached their finest years.

Code: P0710LA/V

£165.

Fine Caughley Fluted Cup c1785.

A super fluted coffee cup, made at Caughley c1785 and decorated with a simple blue and gold pattern. It is marked with a blue S and is in fine condition.

Code: CC1209RC

£65

Contact: John@forgotten-treasures.co.uk