Antique Chelsea Style Porcelain Figurine Lady Flowers Gold Anchor Mark 22cm Wedgwood

Antique Chelsea Style Porcelain Figurine Lady Flowers Gold Anchor Mark 22cm WedgwoodAn attractive porcelain figurine of a lady gathering flowers, bearing a gold anchor mark to the base in the Chelsea manner. 19th or early 20th century, in the Continental Chelsea revival style. The original Chelsea Porcelain Manufactory (1745 1769) was the most celebrated of the early English porcelain factories, producing finely modelled figures, flower encrusted pieces and table wares of exceptional quality. The Gold Anchor period (1756 1769) marks

A rare pair of late-Victorian / Edwardian hand-painted porcelain portrait plaques depicting King Edward VII in admiral's uniform and his consort Queen Alexandra

Every brushstroke reflects the hand and eye of an individual decorator

Whether placed in a traditional drawing room

and framed artwork for a classic

especially when contrasted with more widely produced commemorative wares

classical inspiration

Rarity: Early Wedgwood creamware

with no apparent overpainting or restoration

The framed poster will be carefully packed to help ensure it arrives in the condition described

created at a moment of national reflection and celebration in 1976

The pictorial inlay is finely executed in contrasting hardwoods: a reclining figure — a sage

or style it with other antique and vintage ceramics for a curated