Rare 18th Century New Hall Porcelain Espresso Cup Green Floral Antique 5.5cm. Dating to the late 18th century, this exquisite piece features a hand-painted green floral garland pattern, adorned with delicate clusters of red and yellow flowers and a green-trimmed rim. The Georgian-era design, with its elegant vine-like garland, evokes the charm of historical English tableware, making it a must-have for collectors of antique porcelain, New Hall ceramics, or 18th-century artifacts. Pattern: Hand-painted green floral garland with clusters of red and yellow flowers, accented by a green-trimmed rim. Shape: Classic espresso cup with a curved handle, typical of 18th-century English porcelain. Finish: Glossy white porcelain with vibrant, hand-painted overglaze enamels, characteristic of New Hall craftsmanship. Markings: Unmarked, as is common for some early New Hall pieces, but the design strongly suggests a New Hall origin. In very good condition for its age, with minor interior hairline cracks that do not detract from its beauty or functionality (see photos for details). The vibrant colors and sturdy form make this a timeless addition to any collection of Georgian or Regency-era porcelain. Similar green garland patterns have been observed in New Hall tea sets from this period, suggesting this cup may be part of a larger, historically significant set. A rare find for collectors of 18th-century English ceramics, priced to reflect its condition and historical value. Themes: Floral, Georgian, Antique Porcelain. Dimensions: 5.5cm H x 7cm W x 5.2cm D. Origin: Likely English, possibly New Hall, Staffordshire. Era: Late 18th Century (Pre-1800), Georgian Era. Open to offers-secure this rare 18th-century New Hall porcelain treasure today! Please review all images and details carefully. All sales are final.
