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A Longton Hall Porcelain Coffee Cup in 'Goose' Pattern C.1757-60
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A Longton Hall Porcelain Coffee Cup in 'Goose' Pattern C.1757-60

18th century
Sold 18 June 2026 · Fine Antique English Porcelain
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Description

A Longton Hall Porcelain Coffee Cup c.1757-60. With characteristic angular double scrolled handle, painted with the 'Goose' pattern of a red and a yellow bird beside rockwork and flowering peonies.

Literature: The Watney Collection of Fine Early English Porcelain, Part 3, 01 November 2000, lot 869.

The Billie Pain Collection of British Porcelain, November 26, 2003, lot 84.

Condition: Small filled chip to the rim. Also a very short hairline crack to the rim.

Physical Dimensions
Height
6.5cm (2.56")
Width
6cm (2.36")
Declaration

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Longton Hall Porcelain Coffee Cup to the Georgian era.

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SA1219944
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A Longton Hall Porcelain Coffee Cup c.1757-60.
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With characteristic angular double scrolled handle, painted with the 'Goose' pattern of a red and a yellow bird beside rockwork and flowering peonies.
Fine Antique English Porcelain

Literature: The Watney Collection of Fine Early English Porcelain, Part 3, 01 November 2000, lot 869.

The Billie Pain Collection of British Porcelain, November 26, 2003, lot 84.

Condition: Small filled chip to the rim. Also a very short hairline crack to the rim.

Height
6.5cm (2.56")
Width
6cm (2.36")
Date of Manufacture

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Longton Hall Porcelain Coffee Cup to the Georgian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1219944
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Fine Antique English Porcelain
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Jonathan purt is a specialist in fine antique english porcelain

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Archive I An eighteenth-century white porcelain coffee cup featuring hand-painted polychrome bird and foliage motifs and a looped handle. SOLD18 JUN 26

A Longton Hall Porcelain Coffee Cup in 'Goose' Pattern C.1757-60

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An eighteenth-century white porcelain coffee cup featuring hand-painted polychrome bird and foliage motifs and a looped handle.
A Longton Hall Porcelain Coffee Cup in 'Goose' Pattern c.1757-60
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An eighteenth-century white porcelain coffee cup featuring hand-painted polychrome bird and foliage motifs and a looped handle.
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  • ObjectTeacups & Coffee Cups
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGeorgian
  • MaterialSoft-paste porcelain, enamel
  • ColourWhite, Red, Yellow, Green
  • MotifsHand-painted birds, Polychrome enamel flora, Loop handle, Fluted footrim
  • SizeH 6.5 cm (3 in) x W 6 cm (2 in)

Longton Hall was one of the earliest porcelain factories in England, operating in Staffordshire from approximately 1750 until 1760, known for its experimental soft-paste ceramic bodies and vibrant enamel painting.

These early pieces typically utilized a soft-paste porcelain formula comprising clay, glass frits, and chalk, glazed with lead-based glazes that often exhibit pooling and characteristic manufacturing flaws.

Authentic pieces are identified by their distinctive translucent soft-paste body, characteristic footrims with sand adhering from the kiln, and specific enamel palettes often featuring famille rose influences or quirky hand-painted bird motifs.

Historic ceramics can be displayed safely within secured glass-fronted cabinets, on architectural mantelpieces using stable plate stands, or integrated into curated table settings to add historical depth.

Preservation requires keeping pieces away from direct sunlight, avoiding abrasive cleaning agents or submersing in water, and maintaining stable temperature and humidity levels to prevent glaze crazing.
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