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A New Hall Porcelain Trio Decorated in Pattern 581 C.1805 – 1810
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A New Hall Porcelain Trio Decorated in Pattern 581 C.1805 – 1810

18th century
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A New Hall Porcelain Trio decorated in pattern 581 c.1805 – 1810. The Bute shape trio made in hardpaste porcelain, each piece decorated with a cobalt blue ground decorated with bold neoclassical gilding with scrolls and flowerheads. Unmarked.

Literature: A partial reconstruction of the New Hall Pattern Book by Patricia Preller – Page 29 for a Bute Shape Teacup in pattern 581.

Condition: Excellent 

Date of Manufacture

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this New Hall Porcelain Trio to the Georgian era.

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A New Hall Porcelain Trio decorated in pattern 581 c.1805 – 1810.
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The Bute shape trio made in hardpaste porcelain, each piece decorated with a cobalt blue ground decorated with bold neoclassical gilding with scrolls and flowerheads.
Fine Antique English Porcelain

Unmarked.

Literature: A partial reconstruction of the New Hall Pattern Book by Patricia Preller – Page 29 for a Bute Shape Teacup in pattern 581.

Condition: Excellent 

Date of Manufacture

Fine Antique English Porcelain has dated this New Hall Porcelain Trio to the Georgian era.

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SA1244717
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 era New Hall porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee cup, and saucer in cobalt blue with gold foliate gilding.
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Archive I A Regency era New Hall porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee cup, and saucer in cobalt blue with gold foliate gilding.

A New Hall Porcelain Trio Decorated in Pattern 581 C.1805 – 1810

Archive II A Regency era New Hall porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee cup, and saucer in cobalt blue with gold foliate gilding. View II
Archive III A Regency era New Hall porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee cup, and saucer in cobalt blue with gold foliate gilding. View III
Archive IV A Regency era New Hall porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee cup, and saucer in cobalt blue with gold foliate gilding. View IV
Archive V A Regency era New Hall porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee cup, and saucer in cobalt blue with gold foliate gilding. View V
Archive VI A Regency era New Hall porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee cup, and saucer in cobalt blue with gold foliate gilding. View VI
Archive VII A Regency era New Hall porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee cup, and saucer in cobalt blue with gold foliate gilding. View VII
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A Regency era New Hall porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee cup, and saucer in cobalt blue with gold foliate gilding.
A New Hall Porcelain Trio decorated in pattern 581 c.1805 – 1810
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A Regency era New Hall porcelain trio comprising a teacup, coffee cup, and saucer in cobalt blue with gold foliate gilding.
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  • ObjectTeacups & Saucers
  • Period18th century
  • StyleGrand Regency
  • MaterialPorcelain, Gilt
  • ColourCobalt Blue and Gold
  • MotifsFoliate gilding, Cobalt blue ground, Loop handles, Pattern 581 decoration

This Georgian New Hall porcelain trio comprises a Bute shape teacup, a coffee cup, and a saucer made in hardpaste porcelain during the period circa 1805 to 1810. Each piece has a rich cobalt blue glaze overlaid with bold neoclassical gilding featuring foliate scrolls and flowerheads, complemented by distinct looped handles. The set is unmarked and exhibits an excellent condition with detailed pattern 581 decoration. The visible textures include a vibrant blue background paired with bright metallic gold accents, round shapes with curved handles, and intricate painted botanical motifs. Ideal for display on a sideboard top, this grand Regency tableware set brings historic elegance to a traditional dining room or a living area as a decorative accent piece. It suits collectors of antique porcelain seeking authentic early nineteenth-century items with classical English styling. The pieces fit comfortably for modern decorative arrangements or traditional table settings while maintaining their historic character.

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New Hall porcelain trios produced between 1805 and 1810 typically feature a teacup, a coffee cup or can, and a shared saucer. They are recognized for their fine hybrid hard-paste or early bone china bodies, often finished with rich cobalt blue underglaze decoration and elaborate hand-gilded foliate patterns.

During the early 19th century, ceramic manufactories utilized soft-paste porcelain and bone china adorned with cobalt blue glazes. Gilding was achieved using mercury-amalgam methods or honey gilding, which was then burnished with agate or bloodstone tools to produce a bright metallic finish.

Authentic Regency porcelain displays characteristic period features such as translucency when held to light, minor glaze impurities, pattern numbers painted by hand on the underside, and distinct handle forms such as ring or loop handles typical of Staffordshire factories.

Antique porcelain trios can be displayed within glass-fronted cabinets, positioned on open shelving, or arranged on sideboards to add historic pattern and rich colour accents to contemporary spaces.

Gilded porcelain should be washed gently by hand in lukewarm water using mild detergent. Avoid abrasive sponges, chemical cleaners, soaking, or dishwashers, as these methods can lift original gilding and damage delicate enamel work.
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