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A Spode Felspar Porcelain Cream Bowl in Pattern 3949 C.1825
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A Spode Felspar Porcelain Cream Bowl in Pattern 3949 C.1825

19th century
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A Spode Felspar Porcelain Cream Bowl in pattern 3949 c.1825. The circular bowl, raised on a pedestal foot, with twin butterfly handles to the side and one to the domed lid as well, each piece with a border of moulded decoration, decorated with a cobalt blue ground, neoclassical decoration with a peach background and ornamental gilt highlights and a scrolling design, both the lid and the interior of the bowl are decorated with a brightly coloured spray of flowers. 

The Material Felspar Porcelain was introduced by Spode in 1821, Felspar Porcelain used feldspar as a substitute for Cornish stone. This innovation allowed the materials to fuse at a lower firing temperature, producing an exceptionally glassy, luminous white translucent body that shimmered brilliantly under candlelight. 

Production Period: Circa 1821–1833. The printed maker's mark on the foot includes the address of Spode's London warehouse on Portugal Street, a mark utilized until the factory was transferred to Copeland & Garrett in 1833. 

Pattern Number: 3949, hand-painted in red script beneath the mark.

See Leonard Whiter Spode Porcelain pages 102-103 where this shape is recorded in The Spode 1820 Shape Book as Shape Number 141 ‘Round, Fly-Handled, Cream-Bowl. One size.’

Condition: Excellent with no damage or restoration. There are a couple of very small firing cracks in places which are overglazed and do not affect the stability or condition of the piece. There is also a small amount of wear to the gilding which is commensurate with the age.  

Date of Manufacture

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Spode Porcelain Cream Bowl to the Regency era.

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14.5cm (5.71")
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SA1245826
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A Spode Felspar Porcelain Cream Bowl in pattern 3949 c.1825. The circular bowl, raised on a pedestal foot, with twin butterfly handles to the side and one to the domed lid as well, each piece with a border of moulded decoration, decorated with a cobalt blue ground, neoclassical decoration with a peach background and ornamental gilt highlights and a scrolling design, both the lid and the interior of the bowl are decorated with a brightly coloured spray of flowers. 
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The Material Felspar Porcelain was introduced by Spode in 1821, Felspar Porcelain used feldspar as a substitute for Cornish stone.
Fine Antique English Porcelain

This innovation allowed the materials to fuse at a lower firing temperature, producing an exceptionally glassy, luminous white translucent body that shimmered brilliantly under candlelight. 

fig 1. A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles.
fig 1. A Spode Felspar Porcelain Cream Bowl in Pattern 3949 C.1825

Production Period: Circa 1821–1833. The printed maker's mark on the foot includes the address of Spode's London warehouse on Portugal Street, a mark utilized until the factory was transferred to Copeland & Garrett in 1833. 

fig 2. A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles.
fig 2. A Spode Felspar Porcelain Cream Bowl in Pattern 3949 C.1825

Pattern Number: 3949, hand-painted in red script beneath the mark.

See Leonard Whiter Spode Porcelain pages 102-103 where this shape is recorded in The Spode 1820 Shape Book as Shape Number 141 ‘Round, Fly-Handled, Cream-Bowl. One size.’

fig 3. A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles.
fig 3. A Spode Felspar Porcelain Cream Bowl in Pattern 3949 C.1825

Condition: Excellent with no damage or restoration. There are a couple of very small firing cracks in places which are overglazed and do not affect the stability or condition of the piece. There is also a small amount of wear to the gilding which is commensurate with the age.  

Date of Manufacture

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this Spode Porcelain Cream Bowl to the Regency era.

Height
14.5cm (5.71")
Reference Numbers
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SA1245826
Fine Antique English Porcelain
Fine Antique English Porcelain
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Jonathan purt is a specialist in fine antique english porcelain

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A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles.
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Archive I A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles.

A Spode Felspar Porcelain Cream Bowl in Pattern 3949 C.1825

Archive II A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles. View II
Archive III A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles. View III
Archive IV A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles. View IV
Archive V A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles. View V
Archive VI A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles. View VI
Archive VII A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles. View VII
Archive VIII A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles. View VIII
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A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles.
A Spode Felspar Porcelain Cream Bowl in pattern 3949 c.1825
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A Regency period Spode felspar porcelain covered cream bowl featuring cobalt blue panels, gilded scrollwork, and butterfly handles.
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  • ObjectDecorative Bowls
  • Period19th century
  • StyleRegency
  • MaterialFelspar Porcelain, Gilt
  • ColourCobalt Blue, Gold, White
  • MotifsButterfly handles, Pedestal foot, Cobalt blue panels, Gilded scrolls
  • SizeH 14.5 cm (6 in)

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Introduced around 1821 by Josiah Spode II, felspar porcelain incorporated feldspar into the ceramic body to produce a highly refined, white porcelain. This innovation allowed for crisp relief detail and rich enamel decoration during the late Georgian and Regency eras.

These vessels were manufactured using soft-paste or felspar porcelain bodies, decorated with overglaze enamels, cobalt blue grounds, and burnished liquid gold gilding.

Authentic pieces frequently display painted pattern numbers, such as 3949, along with red or purple painted marks or impressed felspar maker marks on the underside of the base.

Display the bowl as a focal accent on a sideboard, mantelpiece, or inside a glazed display cabinet to contrast traditional craftsmanship against contemporary decor.

Wipe gently using lukewarm water and a soft cloth without harsh chemicals or abrasive sponges, taking care not to rub the delicate hand-applied surface gilding.
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