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A John Rose Coalport Porcelain Trio in the 'Marquess of Anglesey' Type Pattern C.1805
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A John Rose Coalport Porcelain Trio in the 'Marquess of Anglesey' Type Pattern C.1805

18th century
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A John Rose Coalport Porcelain Bute Shape Trio in 'Marquess of Anglesey' Pattern c.1815. Very finely painted with a continuous band of luxuriant and well painted garden flowers, of sunflower, roses, passionflower, peonies and anemones set into a solid burnished gilt ground. Gilt borders and a chain link pattern running around the outside, with a single painted flower to the centre.  

This pattern has been traditionally described as coming from the Marquess of Anglesey service. A mixed dessert service of Swansea and Nantgarw porcelain of this pattern belonged to the Marquess and was sold in the late 1930s and again in the 1960s. This pattern also appears on Swansea tea and breakfast wares and is found in the products of several other factories including Coalport. 

Condition: Teacup in good condition with some light wear. Flea-bite size chip to the rim of the saucer. Star crack to the base of the coffee can.

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Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Coalport Porcelain Tea Trio to the Georgian era.

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A John Rose Coalport Porcelain Bute Shape Trio in 'Marquess of Anglesey' Pattern c.1815.
Very finely painted with a continuous band of luxuriant and well painted garden flowers, of sunflower, roses, passionflower, peonies and anemones set into a solid burnished gilt ground.
Fine Antique English Porcelain

Gilt borders and a chain link pattern running around the outside, with a single painted flower to the centre.  

fig 1. A Regency John Rose Coalport porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee can, and matching saucer featuring hand-painted pink roses on a gold ground.
fig 1. A John Rose Coalport Porcelain Trio in the 'Marquess of Anglesey' Type Pattern C.1805

This pattern has been traditionally described as coming from the Marquess of Anglesey service. A mixed dessert service of Swansea and Nantgarw porcelain of this pattern belonged to the Marquess and was sold in the late 1930s and again in the 1960s. This pattern also appears on Swansea tea and breakfast wares and is found in the products of several other factories including Coalport. 

Condition: Teacup in good condition with some light wear. Flea-bite size chip to the rim of the saucer. Star crack to the base of the coffee can.

Date of Manufacture

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Coalport Porcelain Tea Trio to the Georgian era.

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Archive I A Regency John Rose Coalport porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee can, and matching saucer featuring hand-painted pink roses on a gold ground.

A John Rose Coalport Porcelain Trio in the 'Marquess of Anglesey' Type Pattern C.1805

Archive II A Regency John Rose Coalport porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee can, and matching saucer featuring hand-painted pink roses on a gold ground. View II
Archive III A Regency John Rose Coalport porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee can, and matching saucer featuring hand-painted pink roses on a gold ground. View III
Archive IV A Regency John Rose Coalport porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee can, and matching saucer featuring hand-painted pink roses on a gold ground. View IV
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A Regency John Rose Coalport porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee can, and matching saucer featuring hand-painted pink roses on a gold ground.
A John Rose Coalport Porcelain Trio in the 'Marquess of Anglesey' type pattern c.1805
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A Regency John Rose Coalport porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee can, and matching saucer featuring hand-painted pink roses on a gold ground.
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  • ObjectTea & Coffee Ware
  • Period18th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialPorcelain, Gold Leaf, Enamel
  • ColourGold & Pink
  • MotifsHand-painted roses, Gilded ground, Chained ring border, Loop handle

A porcelain trio from this era typically comprises a teacup, a coffee cup or coffee can, and a single shared saucer. Produced by English manufacturers like Coalport under John Rose, these pieces were characterized by hybrid hard-paste or bone china bodies decorated with rich gilded grounds and hand-painted botanical or classical patterns.

Regency porcelain incorporated bone ash into soft-paste porcelain formulas to improve durability and translucency. Decoration involved multi-stage hand-painting with enamel pigments followed by gilding with mercury-amalgam gold leaf, which was subsequently kiln-fired and burnished with agate tools.

Early Coalport pieces were rarely marked with factory backstamps, relying instead on painted pattern numbers or distinct handle shapes such as loop or wishbone forms. Authentication relies on analyzing the translucent bone china paste, heavy burnished gilt borders, and specific floral painting styles associated with Shropshire artisans.

Antique porcelain trios can be displayed in glazed cabinets, arranged on acrylic stands within open shelving, or styled atop a console or sideboard alongside modern glass or marble decor to create visual texture.

Gilded antique porcelain should be cleaned gently using warm water and a mild detergent with a soft microfibre cloth. Dishwashers, abrasive sponges, and chemical cleaners must be avoided to prevent gold leaf wear and enamel loss.
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