Antique English Porcelain

Chelsea, pair of color birds neoclassical English porcelain signed vases 18th century. Perfect condition.

18th century English porcelain plate, possibly new hall.

Macau porcelain plate. “Mandarin” decoration, polychrome, with flowers, plant motifs and birds. Reserves with representation of flowers and Chinese figures in scenes from everyday li...

English Porcelain Figure of a Cairn Terrier, Early 20th Century

Pair of 19th-20th century English Porcelain dinner plates, black with gilt details, unmarked.

Mintons english Porcelain Cup and Saucer. Decorated with a delicate floral motif and gold details, the cup has a classic cylindrical shape, decorated with a gold border that runs alo...

English porcelain of a Great Dane dog, early 20th century.

Pair of 19th century English porcelain vases as lamps, custom bases New wiring.

Potpourri basket & lid, well painted with a Romantic landscape to either side with gilt anthemion divider, the upper surface with encrusted daisy & rose heads. Unmarked, possibly ...

A garniture of Minton or Coalport vases, circa 1830, in the C18 Meissen style with appliqué handmade ceramic flowers encrusted all-over.  

An elegant pair of early 19th century, delicately hand-painted, English porcelain plates with blue bellflowers, gilt trim and fluted rims.

A garniture of three antique English porcelain vases, heavily decorated with hand made porcelain flowers and hand painted with wonderful flower cartouches in the Dutch style.

Rare English porcelain 'posy holder', the v-form with flowery initials 'KS' to one side, the other with 'lilly-of-the-valley' posy tied with a pink ribbon inscribed 'Oct 13th 1847' ,...

A fine example from the dawn of English porcelain manufacture.

George Jones and Sons, England. Powder blue porcelain with floral and gilt decoration. Great quality.

English Porcelain Tete-a-Tete Tea Service, Cobalt Blue & Gilt, Early 19th Cent Swirled ribbed texture with cobalt blue and gilt leaf designs to the rim.

Pair of custom table lamps made from English 1820's Coalport procelain vases. The vases are made of cobalt blue grounds decorated with enameled flowers, laurel garlands, and strapwor...

Walking Without frame diameter cm. 24,3 With frame diameter cm. 44 Signed bottom right Below is the dealer brand Depot, of rue Drouot in Paris The plate, in English porcelain with a...

Set includes teapot, cream pitcher, covered sugar bowl, cup & saucer and serving tray.

Bow was the first of the English porcelain manufacturers, and produced some excellent wares.

A superb example from the dawn of English porcelain manufacture.

A Beaux-Arts, Sevres style porcelain plaque garniture featuring painted scenes of country life. Date: c. 1890

A good, early example of the work of perhaps the best-known of the early English porcelain factories.

English bone china urn, the form taken from a Greek neck-amphora, the gilt handle terminals with scrolls framing a face, the front with a panel of flowers reserved on a puce ground, ...

Pair of very similar and always stylish Staffordshire figures of handsome porcelain seated spaniels. Large scale doggies. 19th century English porcelain.

A good, early example of the work of perhaps the best-known of the early English porcelain factories.

They were long thought to be the very earliest examples of English porcelain on this account, though recent researches suggest that Bow was making porcelain a little earlier.

Orientalist ceramic ewer with gilt decoration made in the Worcester factory with applied factory mark in underglaze green.

Although the Nun appears in various versions in European and English porcelain, we have not been able to find another in this particular version; the rosary in her left hand, in part...

A magnificent & rare georgian pink ground porcelain centerpiece possibly by Minton. Retailer's mark for Daniell London. Circa Mid 19th. Century. The pierced two handled basked suppor...

It is often considered to be among the finest examples of English porcelain from the 18th and 19th centuries.

It is often considered to be among the finest examples of English porcelain from the 18th and 19th centuries.  

Rice in his reference work on English porcelain animals comments" Hedgehogs in porcelain are very rare" He also noted that an Alcock figure existed which undoubtedly is the same mode...

Small paint loss to the head of the bird (as pictured) Fine English porcelain charger by Grainger & Co., Worcester Factory backstamp to the everse.               

This pot takes us back to the start of the English porcelain trade, when the London decorators were buying up unfashionable Chinese pots and redecorating them for the local market.

English porcelain cup and saucer, printed in purple with a mother and daughter seated at a table before a house, a gateway leading to a road in the background, within purple lustre r...

A little wear to some of the gilding English porcelain ovoid form vase by Grainger & Co., Worcester Ivory ground with hand painted birds & trees to the front and back.

Coalport porcelain comport, painted and gilt in vibrant Japanese style. c. 1810 IMPORTANT: We are just now placing our inventory online through www.1stdibs.com, and it will natu...

English porcelain teapot. Polychrome decoration inspired by William Shakespeare's ‘Hamlet’.

Collection includes: 25 Dessert plates 8 3/8" in diameter: $450 each 9 Dinner plates 9 1/2" in diameter: $550 each 11 Soup Bowls 9 3/4" in diameter: $550 each 1 Shell Dish ...

English porcelain octagonal plate, a replacement piece for a Chinese Export service of the 1750s, with large central armorial, the arms of Murray & Motto Tout Prest (Quite Ready), wi...

A set of 4 impressive reticulated Coalport cabinet plates decorated in blue & white with 24-karat gold gilding finish, floral panelled scene with lotus flowers in the middle, early 1...

19th Century English Sprigware Porcelain Foot Bath, Unmarked

A pretty pair of Minton style porcelain figures of a man and a woman. Unmarked but for some printed numbers on bottom.

Pair of English (possibly Minton) porcelain hand-painted 9.50" vases decorated with turkeys and cockerels with good quality gilding and on a square base.

English Derby porcelain castor and a cover, the baluster-form body painted in Chelsea-style and encrusted with flowers under pink bows modeled in high relief.

A Worcester soft paste blue ground vase, decorated with panels of exotic birds in landscapes. Within gilt rococo scroll borders. Base with square seal mark, Worcester, circa 1772.  

Pair of 19th century English blue and white Copeland Spode round porcelain plates, marked.

This rare and wonderful quality, richly decorated early 19th century English Spode porcelain twin handled vase is finely hand painted in an Imari style floral design with rich high f...

This fine quality Royal Worcester porcelain stylized jug has an ivory ground and is beautifully hand painted and gilded with a rich floral and leafy display to the front main panel a...

A fine pair of fine fluted red oxide and gilt decorated plates in a classic Derby pattern: a lively and dense yet delicate grapevine border. Light wear, rubbing to the gilding: sligh...

Set of five 19th century English blue and white Copeland Spode round porcelain plates with impressed marks.

Large 19th century English armorial porcelain charger with crest of Royal coat of arms and order of the garter motto "Honi Soit Qui Mal y Pense".