Spode Pitcher & Basin in the Japanese Style

These two porcelain figures were part of a series issued by Copeland Spode in 1933, to celebrate the bicentenary of Josiah Spode's birth. To create this series, Spode used...

These very pretty porcelain dishes were part of Royal Worcester's Blush Ivory range. The decoration on the creamy Blush Ivory ground consists of a variety of hand painted flowers and...

This Copeland Spode 6 piece toilet set is decorated with the hand coloured "King" pattern which was issued in 1892. The printed background is of densely packed small white leaves against a green ground, with the larger leaves, branches, flowers and butterflies coloured by hand. The set comprises a wash jug and basin...

This very attractive and good quality glass bowl has been decorated with enameling and wheel cutting and is probably the work of Adolf Beckert (1884-1929). Beckert worked for a number of glass factories and was at one time art...

This two handled, footed bowl with a lustre glaze is by Lorenzo Rubboli of Gualdo Tadino in Umbria, Italy. The centre of the bowl is decorated with a stylised flower which is contain...

This small footed dish is decorated with Kitty Blake's trademark hand painted blackberries, flowers and foliage, done in autumnal tones, and enhanced with ...

With applied handles to the sides, painted in blue monochrome with band of swags under the rim, over crown, shield motifs and sparse stylized flowers; the interior with three leaves ...

Large antique French washbasin and its pitcher from the manufacture Jules Viellard Bordeaux (JVB). The model is Rouen. Rare to find ! Important pitcher and its basin in polychrome enamelled earthenware, model "Rouen", with decoration of lambrequins and vegetal scrolls, marks on the reverse in blue and marks in hollow «BH». Work of the end of the XIXth century. In 1835, this factory was bought by the Irish David Johnston. He then produced pieces inspired by the very competitive fine English earthenware of Staffordshire. His company will employ up to 700 workers. In 1844, Jules Vieillard, an employee of David Johnston, bought the factory in financial difficulty. It was renamed Jules Vieillard & Cie in 1845. Production is industrialized and refocused only on fine earthenware. This quality earthenware will be awarded at the Universal Exhibitions. - The pitcher : high : 33 cm / 13" length : 25cm / 9,9'' In good condition - The basin diameter : 41,5cm / 16,2'' high : 14cm / 5,5'' restored with the antique technique. You can see staples that were put on the bottom of the basin. It is a 19th century repair technique that we no longer know how to repair...

This is a beautiful bowl or soup plate produced by the Spode factory and made of ironstone pottery, which they call Stone China, in the early 19th Century, Circa 1820 The chinoiseri...

Lovely & Huge Japanese porcelain bowl/Basin. Lovely quality. Stand is Not included. Additional information: Material: Porcelain Region of Origin: Japan Period: 19th century Conditio...

Lovely Set of 2 Japanese porcelain bowls/Basins. Additional information: Material: Porcelain & Pottery Type: Basins (Washing & Fish Bowls & Planters), Bowls Color: Blue & White Regi...

Amazing and large Japanese Basin/Deep serving dish with a polychrome scene of a landscape in the border and part of the centre. Central a pagode is painted on waves with 3 figures st...