Chelsea Pottery

Signed "BR". Stamped Chelsea Art Pottery on reverse. May be wall hung or table top.

This is an elegant pair of Chelsea House acanthus form pottery lamps. They date to the late 1990s / early 2000s, and they have not been used.

Antique English Chelsea school bisque porcelain 3/4 bust features young woman feeding her yellow canary (bird), hand painted figure with gilt highlights, seated on foliate decorated ...

This is a hand painted Italian swan form serving tureen by Chelsea House. It is done in the style of early Meissen pieces. It is hand painted and in very good condition. It does bear...

A very rare Chelsea art pottery figure of a lady with a basket of roses by Harry & K Parr and dating from around 1925.

Reference: The Met has a single example Yvonne Hackenbroch, Catalogue of Chelsea and other English Porcelain, Pottery and Enamel in the Irwin Untermyer Collection, Pl.92.

I always love this bowl! This is a regency style Italian Chelsea House banana form bowl with two playful blanc de chine style monkeys attached. It was part of their Port Royal Collec...

There is a connection between Ashworth Art pottery and Coldrum pottery, founded by Reginald Fairfax Wells in Chelsea in 1910.

The Chelsea Pottery was only in production for circa 40 years, which further adds to the scarceness of the items; it is rare to come across an item such as this.

The Chelsea pottery was only in production for about 30 years, which further adds to the scarceness of the items; it is rare to come across Chelsea items.

A graphic and sculptural Chelsea Keramic Art Works Pitcher Chelsea, Massachusetts, c. 1882-1889, of trapezoidal form, with spout and handle, in olive green glaze decorated with impre...

18th century circa 1750s-1760s English Chelsea colorful leaf shaped plate or serving platter with impressed anchor mark.

The Chelsea Pottery was only in production for about 40 years, which further adds to the scarceness of the items; it is rare to come across an item such as this.