JUPITER Antiques  bow porcelain

HOME SHOWS, FAIRS & EXHIBITIONS ARTICLES ABOUT US CONTACT SITE INFO

Bow rare and highly desirable sparrowbeak jug painted with a landscape in Chinese style c.1753 No Mark cracks, crazing, chips see large photo 7.5 cm High £380 click here to convert this amount to your usual currency) enquire Bow coffee can painted in underglaze blue with a two storey pagoda. Ex Watney lot 822 "23" under handle Mark 2 cm crack in base slightly up the side 5.5 cm High £380 click here to convert this amount to your usual currency) enquire Bow coffee can painted with the "Crosslegged Chinaman" c. 1750 No Mark Stain to foot and lower side 5.7 cm High £440 enquire   Bow rare creamboat painted with underglaze blue leaves c.1765 No Mark Chip to foot staining to rims 9.4 cm Wide £320 enquire Cf. Bernard Watney, English Blue and White Porcelain of the 18th Century (Faber &  Faber London, 1973), pl. 16A. Bow coffee cup blanc di chine with applied prunus decoration and rare shaped handle c. 1754 No Mark Excellent condition, usual glaze impurities 5.8 cm High £220 enquire

Fine Quality 18th, 19th, and 20th century porcelain, from Worcester, Derby, Chelsea, Longton Hall, Bristol, Plymouth, West Pans, New Hall, Staffordshire, Coalport, Minton, Bow, Vauxhall, Meissen, Sevres and other porcelain, pottery and china. Royal Worcester and Royal Crown Derby

We sell English porcelain, antique English porcelain, British porcelain, worcester porcelain, worcester china, royal worcester china, royal worcester porcelain, antique worcester, English worcester porcelain, worcester pottery, Bow porcelain, Bow china, Caughley china, Caughley porcelain, , Derby  porcelain, Derby pottery, Derby china, Bow porcelain, Bow pottery, Bow china, Longton Hall porcelain, Longton Hall pottery, Longton Hall china, Bristol porcelain,  Bristol pottery,  Bristol china, Plymouth porcelain,  Plymouth pottery,  Plymouth china, Chelsea porcelain,  Chelsea pottery, Chelsea china. Liverpool pottery, Liverpool china, Liverpool porcelain.

Jupiter Antiques 18th century porcelain antique porcelain