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100 Piece Hand-painted Dinner Service
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100 Piece Hand-painted Dinner Service

19th century
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An unusual Calport hand-painted dinner service with well over 100 pieces.

The company, founded in 1760, is no longer in existence.

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Carlton House Antiques has dated this Antique Floral Dinner Service to the 19th Century.

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An unusual Calport hand-painted dinner service with well over 100 pieces.

The company, founded in 1760, is no longer in existence.

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Carlton House Antiques has dated this Antique Floral Dinner Service to the 19th Century.

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A collection of cream ceramic tableware featuring hand-painted floral motifs and gilded rims, including two teapots, a serving bowl, a gravy boat, and a square platter.
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Archive I A collection of cream ceramic tableware featuring hand-painted floral motifs and gilded rims, including two teapots, a serving bowl, a gravy boat, and a square platter.

100 piece hand-painted dinner service

Archive II A collection of cream ceramic tableware featuring hand-painted floral motifs and gilded rims, including two teapots, a serving bowl, a gravy boat, and a square platter. View II
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Verified Since Jun 2016
Items For Sale 87
Items Sold 27
Carlton House Antiques
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A collection of cream ceramic tableware featuring hand-painted floral motifs and gilded rims, including two teapots, a serving bowl, a gravy boat, and a square platter.
100 piece hand-painted dinner service
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A collection of cream ceramic tableware featuring hand-painted floral motifs and gilded rims, including two teapots, a serving bowl, a gravy boat, and a square platter.
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A hand-painted dinner service is a coordinated set of ceramic or porcelain tableware where decorative patterns, often floral or botanical, are individually applied by hand using mineral glazes before or after firing.

Historic dinnerware services were predominantly crafted from earthenware, stoneware, or soft-paste and hard-paste porcelain, frequently finished with lead glazes and hand-gilded accents.

Authentic pieces display subtle brushstroke variations in color density and line thickness, maker marks stamped or painted on the underside, and characteristic glaze crazing or wear to gilded rims.

Individual serving pieces such as platters or teapots can be displayed on open shelving, stacked inside a glass dresser, or mixed with neutral modern tableware for an eclectic dining arrangement.

Antique ceramic tableware should be washed gently by hand in warm water with mild detergent, avoiding abrasive pads and dishwashers to prevent fading of the hand-painted glazes and loss of gilding.
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