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STAFFORDSHIRE, PORCELAIN DESSERT DISH, C. 1835-1840

Early English Hand Painted Porcelain has been the rage amongst the aristocratic and affluent British since early Georgian Times to the Victorian Era.

WEDGWOOD, “PRINCE PHILIP”, JASPERWARE JAR/BOX, C. 1972

Collecting Wedgwood Jasperware Porcelain has been an avid hobby amongst Wedgwood collectors for over a hundred years.

ROYAL WORCESTER “1776 BICENTENNIAL” PLATE, C. 1974

Collecting usually begins with the allure of an object which catches the eye. We usually refer to such objects as eye candy. For the beginning collector, items are purchased because they are pleasing to the eye.

 

J. GOODWIN, “VIEWS OF LONDON-THE BANK", HISTORICAL PLATE, C. 1845

Historical Staffordshire refers to a special kind of transferware that was produced in the Staffordshire District of England as early as 1790 by one of the early fathers of British pottery production, namely Enoch Wood.

NORITAKE “COTTAGE” SCENE SUGAR & CREAMER, C. 1930

The history of Noritake started with the Morimura brothers, Baron Ichizaemon Morimura and his younger brother Yutaka Morimura who established a trading company Morimura-kumi in Ginza in 1876.

 

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