Antique Pinxton Porcelain c1800 Billingsley Mansfield Decorated Saucer Pot

Antique Pinxton Porcelain c1800 Billingsley Mansfield Decorated Saucer PotA porcelain saucer made c1800 with a gold gilt embellished border and pattern which features roses. Condition is good with some wear to the gilt on outer rim and the borders, but no chips cracks or restoration. Pinxton Porcelain was produced in Pinxton, Derbyshire, England, from 1796 to 1813. The factory was established by John Coke and William Billingsley, a renowned porcelain painter known for his exquisite floral designs. Billingsley had previously

The factory

A very high quality pair of luxurious salt and pepper pots made in porcelain by Ambrosius Lamm Dresden Germany

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Side Plate

The medal was designed by Allen and Moore

This acquisition marked the beginning of Doulton’s presence in Burslem

Trade: They played a crucial role in the trade of gold across West Africa and beyond

and to the centre of saucer where the cup sits

which was granular yet transparent with a brilliant glaze

There is a small rim chip

particularly in the area now known as Stoke-on-Trent

showcasing the high level of craftsmanship that Wedgwood is known for