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An 18th Century Worcester Reeded Trio Possibly Painted in the James Giles Atelier C.1780
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An 18th Century Worcester Reeded Trio Possibly Painted in the James Giles Atelier C.1780

18th century
Sold 11 May 2025 · Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors
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A superb 18th century Worcester reeded trio, comprising a cup, teabowl and saucer. This was probably painted in the James Giles Atelier. It is in a neo classical design in black and gilt and is decorated with flower heads within garlands and swags. It is in very good condition with no restoration or damage. The saucer measures 13.7 in diameter. Provenance: From a Private Collection. A great addition to any collection.

Date of Manufacture

Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors has dated this Antique Porcelain Teaset to the 18th Century.

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13.7cm (5.39")
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SA1083211
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A superb 18th century Worcester reeded trio, comprising a cup, teabowl and saucer. This was probably painted in the James Giles Atelier.
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It is in a neo classical design in black and gilt and is decorated with flower heads within garlands and swags.
Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors

It is in very good condition with no restoration or damage. The saucer measures 13.7 in diameter. Provenance: From a Private Collection. A great addition to any collection.

Date of Manufacture

Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors has dated this Antique Porcelain Teaset to the 18th Century.

Width
13.7cm (5.39")
Reference Numbers
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SA1083211
Dealers Internal Ref
BKE
Gill Coe Antiques & Interiors
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An eighteenth-century Worcester porcelain trio featuring reeded bodies decorated with black swags, rosettes, and gilt scroll borders. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I An eighteenth-century Worcester porcelain trio featuring reeded bodies decorated with black swags, rosettes, and gilt scroll borders. SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

An 18th Century Worcester Reeded Trio Possibly Painted in the James Giles Atelier C.1780

Archive II An eighteenth-century Worcester porcelain trio featuring reeded bodies decorated with black swags, rosettes, and gilt scroll borders. View II
Archive III An eighteenth-century Worcester porcelain trio featuring reeded bodies decorated with black swags, rosettes, and gilt scroll borders. View III
Archive IV An eighteenth-century Worcester porcelain trio featuring reeded bodies decorated with black swags, rosettes, and gilt scroll borders. View IV
Archive V An eighteenth-century Worcester porcelain trio featuring reeded bodies decorated with black swags, rosettes, and gilt scroll borders. View V
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An eighteenth-century Worcester porcelain trio featuring reeded bodies decorated with black swags, rosettes, and gilt scroll borders.
An 18th Century Worcester Reeded Trio Possibly Painted in the James Giles Atelier c.1780
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An eighteenth-century Worcester porcelain trio featuring reeded bodies decorated with black swags, rosettes, and gilt scroll borders.
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  • ObjectTeaware
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialPorcelain, Enamel, Gold Gilt
  • ColourWhite and Gold
  • MotifsReeded body, Husk swags, Rosettes, Gilt scroll borders
  • SizeW 13.7 cm (5 in)

Eighteenth-century English porcelain is characterised by hand-potted bodies, often featuring delicate hand-painted motifs, underglaze blue, or overglaze enamels influenced by Chinese export and continental European manufactories.

These pieces were crafted using soft-paste or early hard-paste porcelain formulations composed of clay, glass frit, and soapstone, then shaped on hand-operated wheels or moulded before being kiln-fired and hand-decorated.

Authentic pieces exhibit potting irregularities, translucent bodies under transmitted light, footrim wear consistent with age, and period-appropriate enamel colours or underglaze marks characteristic of specific factories.

Historical ceramics can be displayed within enclosed glass cabinets, styled on open shelving using stable plate stands, or incorporated as curated focal points on traditional timber furniture.

Preserve antique porcelain by washing gently by hand in lukewarm water using mild soap, avoiding mechanical dishwashers, and protecting gilt surfaces from abrasive materials and prolonged direct sunlight.
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