RARE CHARLES BOURNE STAFFORDSHIRE REGENCY PORCELAIN CREAMER JUG C.1817-20
"A striking English porcelain cream jug by Charles Bourne - brightly decorated with distinctive shaped handle, including pronounced thumb rest. These fine Regency Charles Bourne porcelains are rare and were only made between c.1817 and 1830 at the Foley Potteries Fenton Staffordshire. A great antique for the serious collector and a super cabinet display item." Antiques Expert Hamilton Bear.
 
References: See Staffordshire Porcelain Geoffrey Godden Ed. plates 358 & 359 pp. 240-241 for further examples of fine Charles Bourne porcelain cream jugs in this shape.
Dimensions: height 100 mm max. width 140 mm max.
Marks: as illustrated.
Condition: In good display condition. Condition report: No restoration. Decoration is good with only a few specs of wear to gilding. Patches of browning/staining to porcelain - which is very light to invisible on front body of jug but evident to handle. Small chip to body of jug to one side with related three-way fine hairlines extending from point of chip to top and bottom edge. One hairline is stained and clearly visible to inside of the jug. Piece is quite stable. No other damage to porcelain caused by careless handling.
 
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£56.00