Derby Botanical Porcelain

This is a stunning part-dessert service made by Derby between about 1795 and 1800, painted with named botanical studies by John Brewer.

A Derby English porcelain botanical dessert service C.1820, painted with bold summer flower stems within mazarine blue borders with Gilt Grapevine.

Botanical themes became a firm favourite at Derby when copies of Curtis's Botanical Magazine arrived in 1791. Some years later the factory also purchased a a copy of water colourist ...

Botanical themes became a firm favourite at Derby when copies of Curtis's Botanical Magazine arrived in 1791. Some years later the factory also purchased a a copy of water colourist ...

Botanical themes became a firm favourite at Derby when copies of Curtis's Botanical Magazine arrived in 1791. Some years later the factory also purchased a a copy of water colourist ...

Heading : Derby porcelain botanical plate Date : c1800 Period : George III Marks : Derby crown and crossed swords along with pattern number 216.

Botanical themes became a firm favourite at Derby when copies of Curtis's Botanical Magazine arrived in 1791. Some years later the factory also purchased a a copy of water colourist ...

A fine group of Derby yellow ground, fluted dessert dishes painted realistically in the manner of John Brewer with named botanical specimens, showing an Aster, French Marigold, Purpl...

Brewer started working at Derby in 1795. He was a talented watercolourist and "had never applied his art to porcelain painting".

Derby porcelain botanical dessert service including pair of fruit coolers, Pattern 115, Twenty-seven pieces (27 pieces), 1790-1800 (Ref: 9428-LPRR) The Derby porcelain dessert...

Derby porcelain botanical plaques of tulips in a vase, A Pair, 1800-1825 The pair of Derby porcelain botanical plaques are each painted with groupings of finely painted exotic ...

Provenance: The Private Collection of Mario Buatta Mario loved flowers and he loved flowers beautifully painted on porcelain. This Derby botanical dish is a beauty. It shows a singl...

The circular Derby Porcelain plate is finely painted with the botanical specimen-Scarlet Glycine.

A good pair of Derby shell shaped Dishes with gilt borders and highlights, one painted with Anemone the other with Althea Fintex. By William Quaker Pegg, Derby, c1813. Red mark.

Two excellent Derby porcelain plates, with central panels depicting groupings of fruit, one painted by William Billingsly ad the other by Thomas Steele.

Attractive Royal Crown Derby Porcelain botanical plate circa 1830

An exceptional Derby vase, with botanicals expertly painted on a central panel, and exquisite gilding applied on the front, base, and handles of the vase.