GEORGIAN / REGENCY ERA CERAMICS
| Lot number | 149 |
|---|---|
| Estimate | 60.00 - 80.00 CAD |
| Auction | AUTUMN 2026: FINE AND DEORATIVE ARTS |
| Date | October 23, 2026 at 7:00 pm ET |
| Auction house | Brooks and Palen Inc. |
| Location | Ottawa, Ontario |
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Description
1) A circa 1805 saucer - porcelain, diameter 5.5" / 13.9 cm. Decorated in overglaze enamels; floral group in the centre in green, purple, and iron red. Flat portion bounded by circle and undulating dotted line, etc. Refer to Fig. 124 of The Illustrated Guide to Liverpool Herculaneum Pottery by A. Smith. Probably Herculaneum.
2) A circa 1810 bone china, bowl diameter 4.75" / 12 cm in. Probably copy of Newhall pattern 1045, or could be early Coalport imitation of Newhall pattern. Pattern variations suggest definitely not Newhall. See Godden's Coalport and Coalbrookdale Porcelains, p. 175, Fig. 34 and p. 198, Fig. 66. Excellent condition.
3) Circa 1825 saucer / low bowl 5.75" / 14.6 cm. Bone china having deep bllue underglazed printing of Chinoiserie scene. Marked "Stevenson, Alcock and Williams, Cobridge. See Godden's Encyclopedia of of Marks P 597.
4) Circa 1780 - 1820, Factory X porcelain dish. Research identifies this as the Tunstall works of A. & E. Keeling (Anthony and Edward Keeling) in Staffordshire, England.