The Collection: Ceramics
A handsome pot of 'D' section intended for the display of crocus or hyacinth bulbs. Chamberlains Worcester, c.1810.
Category: Ceramics
A Chinese Water Pot in the shape of a Carp, porcelain, (Jingdezhen), Kangxi (1662-1722).
Category: Ceramics
A late Ming imported dish, c.1610, decorated with panels of floral decoration around the border and surrounding a wild garden.
Category: Ceramics
The dragon, symbol of the temporal power in Chinese culture chases the flaming pearlwhich is a symbol of knowledge and enlightenment.
Category: Ceramics
Category: Ceramics
A large green-ground mug (12.5cm. ht.) made at the Rockingham factory near Malton in c.1835. The moulded scroll handle has, as its terminal, a horse's hoof and painted on the front is a landscape view showing the London to York mail coach.
Category: Ceramics
These standing figures,c.1720, in famile verte colours, were popular wedding gifts at Chinese marriage ceremonies and meant to encourage happiness and married bliss.
Category: Ceramics
