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19th Century Minton Porcelain (Page1)A pair of 19th Century Minton Porcelain Vases
A pair of Minton vases, mid 19th Century, of ovoid shape, each with a pair of gilded loop handles topped by a golden leaf, finely painted with feathers on "celeste" ground. Dimensions: 23 cm high. Condition: Minor ware. Unmarked.
Stock Number: PN1416 A Minton Cabinet Cup and Stand c.1825-30
A fine Minton cabinet (caudle) cup and stand, c. 1825-30 of Empire form, the flared cup supported by three claw feet and applied with an elaborate handle, painted in colours with a bouquet of flowers on emerald green ground, the stand with three floral sprays, gold borders and bands of "jewels". Dimensions: 8.4 cm high x 8.3 cm diam.; stand 13.7 cm diam. Condition: stand excellent, the cup with minor damage near the rim, some ware on the gilding. Unmarked. *This example is illustrated in "Minton Pottery & Porcelain of the first period 1793-1850" by Geoffrey A. Godden, 1968, plate 79.
Stock Number: PN1209 Four Minton Porcelain Botanical Plates, Painted Orchids c.1874
A set of four Minton dessert (botanical) plates, bone china body, the centre exquisitely painted with Orchids, the border decorated with fine raised gilding. Dimensions: 24 cm diam. Excellent Condition (one plate with some crazing on the glaze. Impressed Marks: "Mintons", cyphers c.1874, pattern G1091 4 painted in red. SOLD
A Minton Parian Porcelain Group " John Anderson My Jo" c.1850
A fine Minton Parian Porcelain Figure Group (No.103), modelled as John Anderson And Wife, seated and holding eachother hands, with dog and cat under their seat, on a rococo shaped base. Dimensions: 25cm high x 23cm long. Impressed and insiced marks. c.1850. Some restoration. * see "Minton Pottery & Porcelain of the first period 1793-1850" by Geoffrey A. Godden,138.
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A Minton Bisque Porcelain Figure of Hannah More, c. 1835
A Minton Bisque Porcelain Figure of Hannah More*, c. 1835 (model 60 in the factory pattern book), modelled after the portrait by Henry William Pickersgill of 1822, the lady seated on a chair and wearing a bonnet and shawl over her dress, in her right hand she holds a scent bottle, set on a scroll moulded base. Dimensions: 17 cm high. Fine Condition. Unmarked. * This figure is illustrated in "Minton Pottery & Porcelain of the first period 1793-1850" by Geoffrey A. Godden, plate 135.
Stock Number: PN1346
An English Porcelain 'Pembroke' Ewer (possibly Minton) c.1835
A fine English Porcelain 'Pembroke' shaped ewer (possibly Minton), beautifully painted with flower bouquets and gilding, raised upon a square base. Possible restoration on the rim and handle. Unmarked. SOLD
Part Minton Porcelain Tea Set, pattern 5613, c.1840
Part Minton Porcelain Tea/Coffee Set, c.1840, comprising 3 tea cups, 4 coffee cups and 4 saucers, richly painted with sprays of enamelled flowers on cobalt blue ground and peach panels, elaborate gilding. Condition: two cups and 1 saucer with a stress line. Marks: pattern 5613, in red.
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A Pair of Minton Porcelain Vases c.1840
A Pair of Minton Porcelain Vases c.1840, each finely painted with a bouquet of flowers on pink/pale blue ground and typical tooled, burnished and matt gold panel surrounds.* Dimensions: 13.5 cm high. Fine condition. Unmarked. * For similar decoration see: "Minton Pottery and Porcelain of the first period 1793-1850" by Geoffrey A. Godden, plate 86.
Stock Number: PN1201 A Very Rare Minton Porcelain Plate c. 1800-10
A Very Rare First Period Porcelain Plate c.1800-10, finely painted with floral motives and gilded rim. Dimensions: D. 7.5"(19cm). Marks: mock Sevres mark, no pattern number*. Fine condition. * This pieces were either special orders or were replacements, made by Minton of wares made by other factories. ( A dish with the same pattern is illustrated in "Minton Patterns Of The First period" by Robert Cumming and Michael Berthoud p.69).
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Two Minton (First Period) Saucers, Pattern 294 c.1810
Two First Period Porcelain Saucers, decorated with hand-painted landscape in shades of purple monochrome, gilded rim. c.1810. 14cm diam. Painted Sevres mark and pattern 294 in blue. Fine condition. * This pattern is illustrated in "Minton Patterns Of The First period" by Robert Cumming and Michael Berthoud p.50.
FREE GIFT A Bute-shaped teacup in the same pattern.
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Two Minton Armorial Jugs (made for Bahawalpur Royal Family) c. 1890-1900
Two Minton porcelain Jugs with the family crest of Bahawalpur Royal Family (today part of Pakistan), ornately decorated in blue and gilt and painted with landscapes c. 1890-1900. Dimensions: 6.25" and 5" high. Printed marks, impressed cybers for 1883. Excellent condition.
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A Fine Minton porcelain dish c.1830
Fine Minton porcelain dish, pattern number 304, c.1830, decorated with moulded edging on a claret ground colour and a basket with flowers in the centre. D. 9.25" (23.5cm) Fine condition. Unmarked. (This shape was also produced at other factories including Ridgway and New Hall.)
Stock Number: PN0904 A Minton botanical deep plate c.1877
A Minton botanical deep plate c.1877, printed and painted with flowers. 9.25"(23.5cm) diam. Impressed "MINTONS" with date cyphers, B251 painted in red. Excellent condition.
Stock Number: PN0919 |
Minton Marks
Painted Sevres type mark, used on porcelains made prior to 1816.
Printed marks 1824-1836, occur only on pieces bearing some printed decoration.
Mark on moulded earthenwares c.1830-40, rare printed mark on porcelains.
Incised arrow-like mark on early Parian figures mid-late 1840s.
Moulded mark in relief on Parian figures c.1850-60.
Rare printed mark on porcelains c. 1851.
Printed mark c. 1860s, found on the highest quality pieces.
Basic printed Globe mark from 1863-73.
Revised version of standart printed mark c. 1873 onwards.
Minton Pottery
Pair Minton Majolica Figures, Mach-holders "Boy and Girl with Baskets", c.1863
Minton Terracotta Moon Flask c.1873