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Rare Masons Ironstone Dinner Service in Grasshopper Pattern Circa 1813-1820
Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
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Rare Masons Ironstone Dinner Service in Grasshopper Pattern Circa 1813-1820

19th century
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A rare dinner service in Grasshopper pattern by masons Ironstone 1813-1820 .For many more images please ask

In lovely condition consisting of

Rectangular Soup Tureen

2 Veg Tureens

2 round sauce tureens on stands

1 rectangular ver tureen

1 rectangular sauce tureen on stand

2 square bowls

5 platters in eluding a wetland tree

20 dinner plates

13 soup bowls

19 dessert plates

8 cheese plates

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Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Masons Ironstone Dinner Service to the Regency era.

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SA1021574
Description
A rare dinner service in Grasshopper pattern by masons Ironstone 1813-1820 .For many more images please ask

In lovely condition consisting of

Rectangular Soup Tureen

2 Veg Tureens

2 round sauce tureens on stands

1 rectangular ver tureen

1 rectangular sauce tureen on stand

2 square bowls

5 platters in eluding a wetland tree

20 dinner plates

13 soup bowls

19 dessert plates

8 cheese plates

Date of Manufacture

Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Masons Ironstone Dinner Service to the Regency era.

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SA1021574
Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
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A comprehensive Regency era Masons ironstone dinner service decorated in the Grasshopper pattern with polychrome floral motifs across tureens, platters, and plates.
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Archive I A comprehensive Regency era Masons ironstone dinner service decorated in the Grasshopper pattern with polychrome floral motifs across tureens, platters, and plates.

Rare Masons Ironstone Dinner service in Grasshopper Pattern Circa 1813-1820

Archive II A comprehensive Regency era Masons ironstone dinner service decorated in the Grasshopper pattern with polychrome floral motifs across tureens, platters, and plates. View II
Archive III A comprehensive Regency era Masons ironstone dinner service decorated in the Grasshopper pattern with polychrome floral motifs across tureens, platters, and plates. View III
Archive IV A comprehensive Regency era Masons ironstone dinner service decorated in the Grasshopper pattern with polychrome floral motifs across tureens, platters, and plates. View IV
Archive V A comprehensive Regency era Masons ironstone dinner service decorated in the Grasshopper pattern with polychrome floral motifs across tureens, platters, and plates. View V
Archive VI A comprehensive Regency era Masons ironstone dinner service decorated in the Grasshopper pattern with polychrome floral motifs across tureens, platters, and plates. View VI
Archive VII A comprehensive Regency era Masons ironstone dinner service decorated in the Grasshopper pattern with polychrome floral motifs across tureens, platters, and plates. View VII
Archive VIII A comprehensive Regency era Masons ironstone dinner service decorated in the Grasshopper pattern with polychrome floral motifs across tureens, platters, and plates. View VIII
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Admiral Vernon Arcade (Basement Level)
141 Portobello Road
London
W11 2QB
United Kingdom
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A comprehensive Regency era Masons ironstone dinner service decorated in the Grasshopper pattern with polychrome floral motifs across tureens, platters, and plates.
Rare Masons Ironstone Dinner service in Grasshopper Pattern Circa 1813-1820
Ref: SA1021574
A comprehensive Regency era Masons ironstone dinner service decorated in the Grasshopper pattern with polychrome floral motifs across tureens, platters, and plates.
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Patented in 1813 by Charles James Mason, ironstone china was developed in Staffordshire as a heavy, vitreous alternative to imported Chinese porcelain, renowned for rich enamel decoration during the Regency period.

Early ironstone combined prepared clay, flint, and slag to create a highly durable earthenware body, decorated using transfer printing combined with hand-applied overglaze enamels.

Authentic pieces typically feature an impressed or printed mark reading Masons Patent Ironstone China alongside a crown, characterized by a blue-grey body tint and detailed Chinoiserie patterns.

Individual tureens and platters serve as striking focal points on a sideboard, while decorative plates can be arranged as a wall display or used as dining table centrepieces.

Ironstone pieces should be washed gently by hand in lukewarm water using a mild liquid soap, avoiding abrasive pads, dishwasher cleaning, or prolonged immersion.
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