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An Extremely Rare Prattware Child's Set in Flowblue with Queen Victoria, Circa 1850
Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
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An Extremely Rare Prattware Child's Set in Flowblue with Queen Victoria, Circa 1850

19th century
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An extremely rare flow blue printed child set, with scenes of Queen Victoria in a carriage being driven around Windsor Park with Windsor castle in the background.

Consists  of teapot, sucrier, jug, slop bowl , six cups and saucers and three cake plates.

All in perfect condition

Teapot 17x12x11 cm

3 plates 10,5 cm

6 cups and saucers 11x5,5 cm

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Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Victorian Prattware Tea Set to the 19th Century.

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SA1203010
Description
An extremely rare flow blue printed child set, with scenes of Queen Victoria in a carriage being driven around Windsor Park with Windsor castle in the background.

Consists  of teapot, sucrier, jug, slop bowl , six cups and saucers and three cake plates.

All in perfect condition

Teapot 17x12x11 cm

3 plates 10,5 cm

6 cups and saucers 11x5,5 cm

Date of Manufacture

Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd has dated this Victorian Prattware Tea Set to the 19th Century.

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SA1203010
Vanbrugh West Antiques Ltd
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Archive I A Victorian miniature ceramic tea set featuring flow blue decorative borders and multi-colour transfer-printed landscape scenes.

An Extremely Rare Prattware Child's Set in Flowblue with Queen Victoria, Circa 1850

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Archive X A Victorian miniature ceramic tea set featuring flow blue decorative borders and multi-colour transfer-printed landscape scenes. View X
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Admiral Vernon Arcade (Basement Level)
141 Portobello Road
London
W11 2QB
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A Victorian miniature ceramic tea set featuring flow blue decorative borders and multi-colour transfer-printed landscape scenes.
An extremely rare prattware child's set in flowblue with Queen Victoria, circa 1850
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A Victorian miniature ceramic tea set featuring flow blue decorative borders and multi-colour transfer-printed landscape scenes.
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Prattware refers to fine earthenware produced during the nineteenth century, notably by F. and R. Pratt of Fenton, Staffordshire. The firm became renowned for its development of multi-colour transfer printing techniques, often featuring detailed landscape scenes, historical events, and royal portraits.

Prattware tea sets were manufactured from lead-glazed earthenware. Multi-coloured underglaze transfer prints were applied using engraved copper plates, accompanied by flow blue printed borders or hand-gilded embellishments.

Authentic pieces display distinct multi-colour transfer decoration under a clear lead glaze. They often feature registration marks, potter marks from the Fenton factory, or characteristic flow blue floral rims combined with fine stippled detailing in the central scenes.

A miniature ceramic tea set can be displayed on a sideboard top, inside a glazed cabinet, or arranged across a mantelpiece. Displaying the pieces on a neutral backdrop highlights the cobalt blue tones and multi-coloured scene details.

Clean transferware ceramics gently using tepid water and mild soap with a soft microfibre cloth. Avoid immersion in water, harsh detergents, or scrubbing gilded rims to prevent surface abrasion and glaze damage.
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