Conception Classique
Early Worcester "Queen Charlotte" Barr Period Cup and Saucer Circa 1795. SUPERB
£175.00
Superb example of an Early Worcester porcelain "Queen Charlotte" pattern Cup and Saucer in excellent condition
Circa 1795
This period was the start of the early English porcelain manufacture and Worcester were one of the most famous of these manufacturers. The Founder Dr John Wall died in 1776 and the company was was bought in 1783 by Thomas Flight who had worked as an agent for the 1st period company under Dr John Wall. He paid £3000 pounds, a huge sum in those days. Flight with his two sons manged the company until 1792 when a partner Martin Barr was brought in to help with the business. The company was now known as Flight and Barr but Martin Barr assumed control and so there was often just the incised B mark (later stamped) for Barr Porcelain. This cup and saucer date to the 18th Century so dating around 1795-1799
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A really collectable item
Provenance: From the "Roundelwood Ceramic Collection" with the original stock item stickers still present.
We have a very large collection of Worcester and Caughley pieces from the 18th Century. Feel free to ask if you are looking for a specific item
Condition: Excellent condition
Dimensions: Saucer 14cm Diameter (5.5 inches) Cup 6.5cm (2.5 inches) height
The item will be very well packed
Global buyers welcome
DIMENSIONS
Saucer 14cm Diameter (5.5 inches) Cup 6.5cm (2.5 inches) height
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