Set 7 Early 19th Century English Porcelain Coffee Cans c.1810 Possibly New Hall Wedgwood

Set 7 Early 19th Century English Porcelain Coffee Cans c.1810 Possibly New Hall WedgwoodA handsome matched set of seven early 19th century English porcelain coffee cans, hand painted in the Regency taste with a continuous gilt border and brightly enamelled floral sprigs. Attributed on the basis of body, glaze and decoration to New Hall or a closely contemporary Staffordshire factory, circa 1810 1820. The coffee can a straight sided cylindrical cup with a loop handle was the principal form for serving coffee in fashionable English

The piece exemplifies the meticulous craftsmanship for which Satsuma ware is renowned: finely crackled glaze

Style: Regency / neoclassical influence

The plaque offered here is unmarked

making it a valuable piece for collectors and enthusiasts of pottery

almost naive enamel decoration

from Jasperware to more modern designs

this figurine offers a harmonious blend of history

Indulge in the charm of Italian artistry with this large

well-loved tea services

warm iron red

minor signs of age or light handling may be present

Catholic historians