English Ceramics

Royal Crown Derby - 'Old Imari' Pattern Number 1128 - Vintage bone china dinner plate - elaborate gilt decoration over blue and orange...

This is a fine quality Royal Crown Derby Porcelain desert plate, in a beautiful Imari pattern, number 1660 and with a date code of 1887. The...

Mint green scalloped edge decorative dinner plate by Royal Crown Derby. A lovely plate to bring color to any table, it features a bright floral motif at the center, and gold trim at ...

Lovely blue and white Royal crown derby saucer or catchall. This ceramic piece features white phoenix birds and floral designs around the sides and gold detail around the scalloped e...

This is a highly collectable, hand painted porcelain coffee can (cup) , made by Derby porcelain Co., England in the George III period, circa 1810. The coffee can is nominally stra...

Twelve plates by Royal Crown Derby in the chandos pattern. Burnt orange and white Rust floral border and center with gilt rim.

Derby porcelain mug, circa 1810. Finely modelled as the god ‘Neptune’, wearing an orange and gilt crown. Having a moulded loop handle, heightened in gilt. Red painted factory mark, ...

This is a fine quality Royal crown Derby Porcelain bowl in Kings pattern number 383, fully marked and dating to 1887. The bowl is circular, fairly large and deep. It is beautif...

This is a good porcelain Coffee Can or cup hand painted and gilded in pattern 129, made by the Derby factory, in the reign of George 111 in the early 19th century, circa 1805 to 1810. It is nominally straight sided with a square grooved handle. The Coffee Can has been exquisitely hand decorated in a French influenced "Chantilly" pattern number 129, consisting of scattered sprigs of cornflowers and harebells in pink, blue and green with gilt leaves and stalks. There is also a cornflower sprig hand painted in the base of the can (not often found) with further hand gilding around the rim and handle section. It has the early Derby...

This is an exquisite, porcelain cream jug or creamer, hand painted with an early pattern number 111 and made by the Derby factory, in the reign of George 111 in the late 18th century...

This is a very good early coffee cup by the Derby factory, made in the late 18th century, George 3rd period, circa 1790. The body of the cup has 16 vertical flutes and has a plain loop handle. It is decorated with gilt rims with the outer rim gilding shadowed in pale blue. There is a border of black diamond shapes, outlined in gilt, each containing a pearl. Beneath the border is a further gilt line with blue shadow. The handle also has a hand gilded pattern. This pattern is number 135 and is listed on page 293 of John Twitchett's book; Derby Porcelain, 1748-1848, published by The Antique Collectors Club. The cup is fully marked to the base with the crown and crossed batons painted in puce, with the pattern number 135 below. This is a superb cup for the collector of early Derby Porcelain...

A fine Derby Porcelain group, circa 1765. Representing ‘Summer’ from the four seasons, the group beautifully modelled as a courting couple, in 18t...