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A Spode Porcelain 'Beaded New Shape Jar' Vase in Pattern 1166 C.1815 - 1820
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A Spode Porcelain 'Beaded New Shape Jar' Vase in Pattern 1166 C.1815 - 1820

19th century
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A Spode Porcelain Vase decorated pattern 1166 c.1815-1820. Of 'Beaded New Shape Jar' form with beaded borders and gilded handles with lion mask terminals, richly decorated with pattern 1166 of flowers on a blue ground gilded with scales, surrounded by smaller sprigs and mons.  One of the most sumptuous designs produced by Spode.  Pattern 1166 was first recorded in about 1808.  The pattern is ground layed in cobalt blue, hand painted and gilded on Spode's pure white bone china. It is gilded and painted entirely by hand. The combination of cobalt blue and gold is one of the most expensive in ceramic decoration as it is produced with 2 of the most expensive raw materials. This extravagance, coupled with these gorgeous flowers, makes this design one of the most magnificent to come out of the Spode factory. 

Unmarked. 

See Leonard Whiter Spode Porcelain pages 96-97 where this shape is recorded in The Spode 1820 Shape Book as Shape Number 38 'Beaded, New Shape Jar. 9 sizes.' 

Condition: Excellent save for some very minor wear to the gilding mainly around the rim and the handles.

Date of Manufacture

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Spode Porcelain Urn Vase to the Regency era.

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Height
19cm (7.48")
Reference Numbers
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SA1245825
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A Spode Porcelain Vase decorated pattern 1166 c.1815-1820. Of 'Beaded New Shape Jar' form with beaded borders and gilded handles with lion mask terminals, richly decorated with pattern 1166 of flowers on a blue ground gilded with scales, surrounded by smaller sprigs and mons.  One of the most sumptuous designs produced by Spode.  Pattern 1166 was first recorded in about 1808.
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 The pattern is ground layed in cobalt blue, hand painted and gilded on Spode's pure white bone china.
Fine Antique English Porcelain

 It is gilded and painted entirely by hand. The combination of cobalt blue and gold is one of the most expensive in ceramic decoration as it is produced with 2 of the most expensive raw materials. This extravagance, coupled with these gorgeous flowers, makes this design one of the most magnificent to come out of the Spode factory. 

fig 1. An antique Regency Spode porcelain urn-shaped vase featuring cobalt blue fishscale gilding, dual handles, beaded rims, and a central hand-painted floral reserve panel.
fig 1. A Spode Porcelain 'Beaded New Shape Jar' Vase in Pattern 1166 C.1815 - 1820

Unmarked. 

See Leonard Whiter Spode Porcelain pages 96-97 where this shape is recorded in The Spode 1820 Shape Book as Shape Number 38 'Beaded, New Shape Jar. 9 sizes.' 

Condition: Excellent save for some very minor wear to the gilding mainly around the rim and the handles.

Date of Manufacture

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Spode Porcelain Urn Vase to the Regency era.

Height
19cm (7.48")
Reference Numbers
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SA1245825
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An antique Regency Spode porcelain urn-shaped vase featuring cobalt blue fishscale gilding, dual handles, beaded rims, and a central hand-painted floral reserve panel.
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Archive I An antique Regency Spode porcelain urn-shaped vase featuring cobalt blue fishscale gilding, dual handles, beaded rims, and a central hand-painted floral reserve panel.

A Spode Porcelain 'Beaded New Shape Jar' Vase in Pattern 1166 C.1815 - 1820

Archive II An antique Regency Spode porcelain urn-shaped vase featuring cobalt blue fishscale gilding, dual handles, beaded rims, and a central hand-painted floral reserve panel. View II
Archive III An antique Regency Spode porcelain urn-shaped vase featuring cobalt blue fishscale gilding, dual handles, beaded rims, and a central hand-painted floral reserve panel. View III
Archive IV An antique Regency Spode porcelain urn-shaped vase featuring cobalt blue fishscale gilding, dual handles, beaded rims, and a central hand-painted floral reserve panel. View IV
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An antique Regency Spode porcelain urn-shaped vase featuring cobalt blue fishscale gilding, dual handles, beaded rims, and a central hand-painted floral reserve panel.
A Spode Porcelain 'Beaded New Shape Jar' Vase in pattern 1166 c.1815 - 1820
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An antique Regency Spode porcelain urn-shaped vase featuring cobalt blue fishscale gilding, dual handles, beaded rims, and a central hand-painted floral reserve panel.
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  • ObjectDecorative Urns
  • Period19th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialPorcelain, Enamel, Gold Leaf
  • ColourCobalt Blue and Gold
  • MotifsBeaded rims, Gilt scroll handles, Floral reserve panel, Fishscale gilding
  • SizeH 19 cm (7 in)

Spode porcelain from the Regency period, circa 1811 to 1820, is noted for introducing standardized bone china formulas alongside hand-applied enamel decoration, elaborate gilding, and neoclassical vessel shapes.

Pattern 1166 incorporates a bone china body decorated with a dark cobalt blue ground, hand-gilded imbricated fishscale patterns, raised moulded beading, and hand-painted enamel floral reserves.

Authentic Regency Spode pieces generally feature a hand-painted red maker mark and pattern number on the underside, alongside characteristic beaded rim mouldings and heavy leaf gilding.

A Regency porcelain urn serves as a central accent piece when displayed on a fireplace mantelpiece, sideboard top, or within a curated bookcase alongside contemporary minimalist decor.

Gilded porcelain should be dusted using a dry, soft-bristled paintbrush or dry microfibre cloth, avoiding water immersion, detergent, or friction that could wear away the delicate gold leaf.
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