A bertrix potter collection of figurines and one Coalport figure This is a lovely collection in good condition 11 beswick figures 1 Coalport figure Cecily parsley 1965 beswick 19 Jemima puddleduck beswick 27 Little grey rabbit Coalport Peter rabbit 1948 beswick 37 Tom Kitten 1948 beswick 99 or 44 The old women who lived in a shoe beswick Amiable Guinea pig 1967 beswick 67 Tabitha twitchet 1961 beawick 49 Benjamin bunny beswick 11 Goody tiptoe 1961 beswick 34 or 39 Mr Jeremy fisher 1950 beswick 31 & 70 Little pig Robinson beswick 47 & 57.
Exceptionally Rare Pre Coalport John Rose Colebrookdale Porcelain Large Tureen & Covered Bowl Circa 1805 – 1810. Very Impressive Size & Real Statement Piece. Rare John Rose & Co Colebrookdale Porcelain Pre Coalport Circa 1805 – 1820 Tureen Likely a bespoke commission for an important family, given the incorporation of a monogram. All hand painted and gilded, Excellent overall condition. Considering the piece is approaching 200 years old. No cracks chips or repairs to the tureen or lid, I have similar pieces listed, each with its own condition report, and photographs. Bottle of wine shown is not included, shown to give you an idea of scale. Approx Tureen Size Inc Lid & Handles: 14. ” w x 11.5″ h. Early pre-1805 porcelains were unmarked and marks were rarely used before 1820. The early, pre-1820 Coalport wares have proved to be of a type of hard-paste porcelain. After 1820 – John Rose incorporated’Coalport’ into his porcelain mark. This item is in the category “Pottery, Ceramics & Glass\Decorative Cookware & Tableware\Bowls”. The seller is “pahlavi.london” and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped worldwide.
Exceptionally Rare Pre Coalport John Rose Colebrookdale Porcelain Large Tureen & Covered Bowl Circa 1805 – 1810. Very Impressive Size & Real Statement Piece. Rare John Rose & Co Colebrookdale Porcelain Pre Coalport Circa 1805 – 1820 Tureen Likely a bespoke commission for an important family, given the incorporation of a monogram. All hand painted and gilded, Excellent overall condition. Considering the piece is approaching 200 years old. No cracks chips or repairs to the tureen or lid, I have similar pieces listed, each with its own condition report, and photographs. Bottle of wine shown is not included, shown to give you an idea of scale. Approx Tureen Size Inc Lid & Handles: 14. ” w x 11.5″ h. Early pre-1805 porcelains were unmarked and marks were rarely used before 1820. The early, pre-1820 Coalport wares have proved to be of a type of hard-paste porcelain. After 1820 – John Rose incorporated’Coalport’ into his porcelain mark. This item is in the category “Pottery, Ceramics & Glass\Decorative Cookware & Tableware\Bowls”. The seller is “pahlavi.london” and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped worldwide.
Exceptionally Rare Pre Coalport John Rose Colebrookdale Porcelain Large Tureen & Covered Bowl Circa 1805 – 1810. Very Impressive Size & Real Statement Piece. Rare John Rose & Co Colebrookdale Porcelain Pre Coalport Circa 1805 – 1820 Tureen Likely a bespoke commission for an important family, given the incorporation of a monogram. All hand painted and gilded, Excellent overall condition. Considering the piece is approaching 200 years old. No cracks chips or repairs to the tureen or lid, I have similar pieces listed, each with its own condition report, and photographs. Bottle of wine shown is not included, shown to give you an idea of scale. Approx Tureen Size Inc Lid & Handles: 14. ” w x 11.5″ h. Early pre-1805 porcelains were unmarked and marks were rarely used before 1820. The early, pre-1820 Coalport wares have proved to be of a type of hard-paste porcelain. After 1820 – John Rose incorporated’Coalport’ into his porcelain mark. This item is in the category “Pottery, Ceramics & Glass\Decorative Cookware & Tableware\Bowls”. The seller is “pahlavi.london” and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped worldwide.
Exceptionally Rare Pre Coalport John Rose Colebrookdale Porcelain Large Tureen & Covered Bowl Circa 1805 – 1810. Very Impressive Size & Real Statement Piece. Rare John Rose & Co Colebrookdale Porcelain Pre Coalport Circa 1805 – 1820 Tureen Likely a bespoke commission for an important family, given the incorporation of a monogram. All hand painted and gilded, Excellent overall condition. Considering the piece is approaching 200 years old. No cracks chips or repairs to the tureen or lid, I have similar pieces listed, each with its own condition report, and photographs. Bottle of wine shown is not included, shown to give you an idea of scale. Approx Tureen Size Inc Lid & Handles: 14. ” w x 11.5″ h. Early pre-1805 porcelains were unmarked and marks were rarely used before 1820. The early, pre-1820 Coalport wares have proved to be of a type of hard-paste porcelain. After 1820 – John Rose incorporated’Coalport’ into his porcelain mark. This item is in the category “Pottery, Ceramics & Glass\Decorative Cookware & Tableware\Bowls”. The seller is “pahlavi.london” and is located in this country: GB.
Early 19th century Coalport lidded tureen. Ornate gilded handle/finial and gold gilding to lid and base. Unusual hand painted swan emblem to one side and an owl to the other. Some time ago, I came across the meaning of the swan which looks like it is breathing fire but annoyingly I have not been able to find it since. Dates to first half of 19th century so no backstamp. Condition is very good for age. There is a small hole in the gilding of the handle but this has been caused during manufacture. The gilding is vibrant on the lid but there is loss to the rim of the base. A small firing flaw to the base which does not affect in any way. Not perfect but almost for an item of over 150 years! How good it would be to find this set. This item is in the category “Collectables\Kitchen & Home\Dinnerware & Serveware\Tureens”. The seller is “sterling1952″ and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom.
With reference to its base marks, this fine “Abigail” figurine is hand painted with the artists signature visible. It has been in the family for generations and can safely assume that it was painted circa. With reference to more modern versions of “Abigail” which are apparently not hand painted, the positioning and details of the painted flowers on the white dress are quite different and thus unique. The Labrador dog itself is clearly differently painted to that seen on more recent reproductions. When Wedgwood took over Coalport in 1967 they did a number of reproductions of figurines. THIS IS THE ORIGINAL RUN, AND IS NUMBERED “54” ON THE BASE. This offering is in a excellent condition and unblemished in all respects and do justice to serious collectors of Coalport fine china wares. IT appears to have a number “33”, but I could be mistaken. Additional photo’s are available on request. All statements made in good faith and based on recent research. This item is in the category “Pottery, Ceramics & Glass\Decorative Pottery, Ceramics & Glass\Figurines”. The seller is “senanga01″ and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom.
Handmade: Yes
Production Technique: Pottery
Model: Abigail
Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom
Style: English
Item Height: 21.0 cm (approximately)
Item Width: 17.0 cm (approximately)
Backstamp: Glazed in
Product Line: Coalport Ladies of Fashion
Material: Bone China
Theme: Ladies of Fashion
Type: Figurine
Features: Glazed, Collectable, Unboxed, Decorative, Hand Painted
Early 19th century Coalport lidded tureen. Ornate gilded handle/finial and gold gilding to lid and base. Unusual hand painted swan emblem to one side and an owl to the other. Some time ago, I came across the meaning of the swan which looks like it is breathing fire but annoyingly I have not been able to find it since. Dates to first half of 19th century so no backstamp. Condition is very good for age. There is a small hole in the gilding of the handle but this has been caused during manufacture. The gilding is vibrant on the lid but there is loss to the rim of the base. A small firing flaw to the base which does not affect in any way. Not perfect but almost for an item of over 150 years! How good it would be to find this set. This item is in the category “Collectables\Kitchen & Home\Dinnerware & Serveware\Tureens”. The seller is “sterling1952″ and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom.
Exceptionally Rare Pre Coalport John Rose Colebrookdale Porcelain Large Tureen & Covered Bowl Circa 1805 – 1810. Very Impressive Size & Real Statement Piece. Rare John Rose & Co Colebrookdale Porcelain Pre Coalport Circa 1805 – 1820 Tureen Likely a bespoke commission for an important family, given the incorporation of a monogram. All hand painted and gilded, Excellent overall condition. Considering the piece is approaching 200 years old. No cracks chips or repairs to the tureen or lid, I have similar pieces listed, each with its own condition report, and photographs. Bottle of wine shown is not included, shown to give you an idea of scale. Approx Tureen Size Inc Lid & Handles: 14. ” w x 11.5″ h. Early pre-1805 porcelains were unmarked and marks were rarely used before 1820. The early, pre-1820 Coalport wares have proved to be of a type of hard-paste porcelain. After 1820 – John Rose incorporated’Coalport’ into his porcelain mark. This item is in the category “Pottery, Ceramics & Glass\Decorative Cookware & Tableware\Bowls”. The seller is “pahlavi.london” and is located in this country: GB.
Exceptionally Rare Pre Coalport John Rose Coalbrookdale Porcelain Sauce. Circa 1805 – 1810. Rare John Rose & Co Coalbrookdale Porcelain Pre Coalport Circa 1805 – 1820 Sauce Tureen & Underplate. Likely a bespoke commission for an important family, given the incorporation of a monogram. All hand painted and gilded, Great overall condition, considering the piece is approaching 200 years old. There is a chip to the foot of the tureen, and two feint stable hairlines on the underside of the under plate as per the clear photographs. I have similar pieces listed, each with its own condition report, and photographs. You will receive the items pictured, we have labelled each item so the photographs and integral to the listing and condition report. Approx Size Underplate: 9.75″ w x 8.25″ across. Approx Tureen Size Inc Lid & Handles: 8″w x 7″ h. Early pre-1805 porcelains were unmarked and marks were rarely used before 1820. The early, pre-1820 Coalport wares have proved to be of a type of hard-paste porcelain. After 1820 – John Rose incorporated’Coalport’ into his porcelain mark. This item is in the category “Pottery, Ceramics & Glass\Decorative Cookware & Tableware\Bowls”. The seller is “pahlavi.london” and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped worldwide.
