1820'S Regency Spode Porcelain Chinoiserie Famille Rose Creamware Large Barrel Scent Jar, Pattern 3184

Name: 1820'S Regency Spode Porcelain Chinoiserie Famille Rose Creamware Large Barrel Scent Jar, Pattern 3184
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1065082
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Gillers Antiques Ltd

Description

Early Josiah Spode fine pearlware potpourri / scent jar hand-painted with a polychrome "Famille Rose" Chinoiserie design of peony flowers with ship borders. Large barrel-shaped body with two curving handles and a flat interior lid. The pearlware body has wonderful over-glaze enamel colours of reddish-pink, orange, blue and green. The design is outlined, then coloured in by an enameller.

Made by Spode, England, c. 1820’s.

Black printed "SPODE" mark to base, pattern 3184 – “Famille Rose” or “Peony pattern with ship border".

The border is known as “ship“. The name “ship“ is derived from Spode pattern 3067. The border to that design features a ship in a Chinese harbour, utilising the same design. In fact, the design was one that Spode used with over 50 different central patterns including chinoiserie and floral groups.

1362 g

19.5 cm tall to rim

20.5 cm tall to handles

12 cm diameter across the top

21.5 cm across widest point

Good antique condition. Some small losses to enamelling; crack to lid; signs of repair to handles and to inner rim; the outer lid is absent.

Physical Dimensions

Height

19.5cm (7.68")

Width

21.5cm (8.46")

Depth

12cm (4.72")

Declaration

Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this piece to the Regency era.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA1065082

Dealers Internal Reference

3273

Description

fig 1. 1820's Regency Spode porcelain Chinoiserie Famille rose creamware large barrel scent jar, pattern 3184 — fig 1. 1820'S Regency Spode Porcelain Chinoiserie Famille Rose Creamware Large Barrel Scent Jar, Pattern 3184

Made by Spode, England, c. 1820’s.

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Black printed "SPODE" mark to base, pattern 3184 – “Famille Rose” or “Peony pattern with ship border".

Gillers Antiques Ltd

The border is known as “ship“. The name “ship“ is derived from Spode pattern 3067. The border to that design features a ship in a Chinese harbour, utilising the same design. In fact, the design was one that Spode used with over 50 different central patterns including chinoiserie and floral groups.