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Products related toC113: Georgian Cups 1795 - 1820

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  • Georgian Cups 1795 - 1820 - Private Collection.

    Showing eight cups of many styles, colours and designs.

    Georgian Cups 1795 - 1820

    Greetings Card
    Code: C113 £10.80 Add to order

  • Georgian & Victorian Cups Decorated with Flowers - Private Collection

    1795 - 1820

    Georgian & Victorian Cups Decorated with Flowers

    Wrapping Paper
    Code: WP113 £10.80

  • Georgian Cups Late 18th Century - Private Collection.

    Showing 4 cups.

    Newhall circa 1785, Derby circa 1795, Chelsea Derby circa 1775 and Bristol circa 1770.

    Georgian Cups

    Greetings Card
    Code: C116 £10.80 Add to order

  • Georgian Cups and Saucers - Private Collection.

    Showing two English Georgian cups and saucers - Coalport 1820 / Swansea 1815.

    The Swansea potteries and porcelain factories were active from 1765– 1839. They produced superb translucent wares with delicate painting particularly of flowers. Only some pieces were marked.

    Coalport was founded by John Rose in the early 1790's at Coalbrookdale. From 1820 the factory produced white hard felspar porcelain with wonderful decoration.

    Georgian Cups and Saucers

    Greetings Card
    Code: C101 £10.80 Add to order

  • Wedgwood Cup 1800 - 1815 - Private Collection.

    Josiah Wedgwood (1730 -95) set up his own pottery in Burslem in 1759. From 1754 Wedgwood developed stoneware and earthenware. The most popular of which was creamware. This was a cream coloured clay body with a cream coloured glaze. The company continues today and has recently been bought by Portmerion in Wales.

    Mini card size: Approx. 87mm wide x 62mm high.

    Wedgwood Cup

    Mini Card
    Code: MC113 £4.20 Add to order

  • Wedgwood Cup 1800 - 1815 - Private Collection.

    Josiah Wedgwood (1730 -95) set up his own pottery in Burslem in 1759. From 1754 Wedgwood developed stoneware and earthenware. The most popular of which was creamware. This was a cream coloured clay body with a cream coloured glaze. The company continues today and has recently been bought by Portmerion in Wales.

    Tag size: Approx. 87mm wide x 62mm high.

    Wedgwood Cup

    Gift Tag
    Code: T113 £2.16 Add to order