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Early Georgian Blue & White Buffalo Bread Stand C1800
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Early Georgian Blue & White Buffalo Bread Stand C1800

18th century
Description

This unusual EARLY GEORGIAN BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED BREAD STAND, in the BUFFALO PATTERN, dates from circa 1800.

The Chinoiserie design shows Lao Tzu, the founder of Taoism, mounted on a Buffalo, making his way to ‘the regions beyond’.

The BREAD STAND is in overall good condition with no cracks or restoration. There are two undeveloped chips, one to the top rim and one to the foot rim (please see photographs).

It is unusual to find a Blue and White Transfer Bread Plate made around 1800. The most common are from the 1840s.

Diameter: 9.5 inches (24 cm)

Express delivery within the UK is included. We ship Worldwide and are happy to quote for Overseas Delivery on request.

Physical Dimensions
Height
4cm (1.57")
Width
24cm (9.45")
Depth
24cm (9.45")
Declaration

Shaun King Antiques has dated this Georgian Blue White Bread Stand to the Georgian era.

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SA1141488
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Description
This unusual EARLY GEORGIAN BLUE AND WHITE TRANSFER PRINTED BREAD STAND, in the BUFFALO PATTERN, dates from circa 1800.
The Chinoiserie design shows Lao Tzu, the founder of Taoism, mounted on a Buffalo, making his way to ‘the regions beyond’.
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fig 1. A circular Georgian blue and white ceramic bread stand featuring a detailed Chinoiserie buffalo pattern.
fig 1. Early Georgian Blue & White Buffalo Bread Stand C1800

The BREAD STAND is in overall good condition with no cracks or restoration. There are two undeveloped chips, one to the top rim and one to the foot rim (please see photographs).

It is unusual to find a Blue and White Transfer Bread Plate made around 1800. The most common are from the 1840s.

Diameter: 9.5 inches (24 cm)

Express delivery within the UK is included. We ship Worldwide and are happy to quote for Overseas Delivery on request.

Height
4cm (1.57")
Width
24cm (9.45")
Depth
24cm (9.45")
Date of Manufacture

Shaun King Antiques has dated this Georgian Blue White Bread Stand to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1141488
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Third generation antiques dealer selling a wide range of large and small antiques pre 1920.

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Archive I A circular Georgian blue and white ceramic bread stand featuring a detailed Chinoiserie buffalo pattern.

EARLY GEORGIAN BLUE & WHITE BUFFALO BREAD STAND c1800

Archive II A circular Georgian blue and white ceramic bread stand featuring a detailed Chinoiserie buffalo pattern. View II
Archive III A circular Georgian blue and white ceramic bread stand featuring a detailed Chinoiserie buffalo pattern. View III
Archive IV A circular Georgian blue and white ceramic bread stand featuring a detailed Chinoiserie buffalo pattern. View IV
Archive V A circular Georgian blue and white ceramic bread stand featuring a detailed Chinoiserie buffalo pattern. View V
Archive VI A circular Georgian blue and white ceramic bread stand featuring a detailed Chinoiserie buffalo pattern. View VI
Archive VII A circular Georgian blue and white ceramic bread stand featuring a detailed Chinoiserie buffalo pattern. View VII
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Norfolk
United Kingdom
Verified Since Feb 2013
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A circular Georgian blue and white ceramic bread stand featuring a detailed Chinoiserie buffalo pattern.
EARLY GEORGIAN BLUE & WHITE BUFFALO BREAD STAND c1800
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A circular Georgian blue and white ceramic bread stand featuring a detailed Chinoiserie buffalo pattern.
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Underglaze blue transfer printing developed in England during the late 18th century as a means to replicate imported Chinese porcelain. Patterns frequently depicted oriental landscapes, pagodas, and rural scenes, becoming a hallmark of Georgian domestic ceramics.

These pieces were typically crafted from earthenware or pearlware, coated with a clear lead glaze over copperplate-printed cobalt oxide designs. The pottery was fired at high temperatures to fix the underglaze decoration permanently.

Authentic pieces often exhibit minor misalignment in the transfer pattern, along with cobalt bluing in pooled glaze areas on the underside. Maker marks may be impressed or absent entirely, which was standard practice around 1800.

Display the item upright on a plate stand within a dresser, sideboard top, or wall alcove to highlight the pattern. Pairing ceramic transferware with dark timber, brass accents, or neutral backgrounds creates a balanced aesthetic.

Hand wash gently using warm water and mild liquid detergent, avoiding abrasive sponges or harsh chemicals. Ensure pieces are completely dry before storing, and keep them away from rapid temperature changes to prevent crazing.
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