Dish (6) - Porcelain - Coalport Regency – 6 plates

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€63
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Six porcelain plates, Coalport Regency, circa 1810–1820, of Italian origin, each 21 cm in diameter and 2.5 cm high, with extensive gold decoration, a salmon-pink ground, and central purple cameos in white, in good condition with minor signs of age.

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Description from the seller

Refined pieces of English porcelain, attributed to the prestigious Coalport manufactory, dating to the early 19th century, circa 1810–1820, the Regency period, an authentic expression of English neoclassical taste.

An ensemble of great elegance and collectible interest, characterized by an exceptionally rich gilded decoration. The broad rim features a refined geometric Greek-key motif on a salmon-pink ground, while the inner surface is adorned with a meticulous gold vermicelli decoration, also known as the seaweed pattern.

At the center of each plate stands a purple medallion with various classical-inspired figures, painted in white in a cameo-like effect, evoking Greco-Roman art and the antiquarian taste widespread in European Grand Tour circles.

The extraordinary ornamental richness, the luminosity of the gilding, and the harmonious color palette make this set particularly striking—ideal for enhancing an antique shop display, an elegant dining room, or for creating a refined wall-mounted decorative composition.

Instances of the same type are documented with prominent international antiques dealers and on specialized platforms such as Chairish and 1stDibs.

The lot comprises 6 plates, each with a diameter of 21 cm and a height of 2.5 cm. Generally good condition for the period, with natural signs of time and slight wear to the gilding. A single plate shows a visible hairline on the reverse side only, which does not compromise the overall display beauty of the set.

Photographs are an integral part of the description.

Shipping with careful professional packaging, performed according to the handling and protection procedures for works of art, thanks to our specialist Art Logistics certification.

Seller's Story

Ankerior is an Italian brand dedicated to the search and selection of works of art, antiques, design and collectible objects of extraordinary historical, artistic and aesthetic interest. Each object is selected according to strict criteria of authenticity, quality and value, privileging artifacts capable of conveying character, elegance and uniqueness to the most refined environments. Each shipment is prepared with the utmost care, through professional packing techniques, so that every piece reaches its new owner in excellent condition, fully respecting its value and its history. ANKERIOR - Extraordinary interiors begin with extraordinary objects.
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Refined pieces of English porcelain, attributed to the prestigious Coalport manufactory, dating to the early 19th century, circa 1810–1820, the Regency period, an authentic expression of English neoclassical taste.

An ensemble of great elegance and collectible interest, characterized by an exceptionally rich gilded decoration. The broad rim features a refined geometric Greek-key motif on a salmon-pink ground, while the inner surface is adorned with a meticulous gold vermicelli decoration, also known as the seaweed pattern.

At the center of each plate stands a purple medallion with various classical-inspired figures, painted in white in a cameo-like effect, evoking Greco-Roman art and the antiquarian taste widespread in European Grand Tour circles.

The extraordinary ornamental richness, the luminosity of the gilding, and the harmonious color palette make this set particularly striking—ideal for enhancing an antique shop display, an elegant dining room, or for creating a refined wall-mounted decorative composition.

Instances of the same type are documented with prominent international antiques dealers and on specialized platforms such as Chairish and 1stDibs.

The lot comprises 6 plates, each with a diameter of 21 cm and a height of 2.5 cm. Generally good condition for the period, with natural signs of time and slight wear to the gilding. A single plate shows a visible hairline on the reverse side only, which does not compromise the overall display beauty of the set.

Photographs are an integral part of the description.

Shipping with careful professional packaging, performed according to the handling and protection procedures for works of art, thanks to our specialist Art Logistics certification.

Seller's Story

Ankerior is an Italian brand dedicated to the search and selection of works of art, antiques, design and collectible objects of extraordinary historical, artistic and aesthetic interest. Each object is selected according to strict criteria of authenticity, quality and value, privileging artifacts capable of conveying character, elegance and uniqueness to the most refined environments. Each shipment is prepared with the utmost care, through professional packing techniques, so that every piece reaches its new owner in excellent condition, fully respecting its value and its history. ANKERIOR - Extraordinary interiors begin with extraordinary objects.
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Details

Era
1400-1900
Title additional information
Coalport Regency – 6 plates
Number of objects
6
Country of origin
Italy
Material
Porcelain
Style
Antique
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
2.5 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
21 cm
Estimated period
1800-1850
Sold by
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Objects sold
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