c1810 Antique 13 piece Tea Ware Set by Hicks & Meigh Earthenware Chrysanthemum Pattern 18thc

c1810 Antique 13 piece Tea Ware Set by Hicks & Meigh Earthenware Chrysanthemum Pattern 18thcThe pattern is very detailed with a frog spawn background and chrysanthemum flowers inspired by Chinese designs which influenced English potteries. The Chrysanthemum pattern from 1810 is a beautiful example of early 19th century English earthenware. This pattern features intricate floral designs inspired by Chinoiserie, a style that incorporates East Asian artistic elements. This rare earthenware selection of pieces showcases hand painted

Currently retail at Eu 180 per piece at Val St Lambert Belgium

Family Legacy: After John Davenport retired in 1830

it became Hammersley & Co

Quite an incredible set

The gold gilt has some wear to the rim and handle areas otherwise very good condition

A lovely authentic inclusion from the manufacturing process as is the rough pontil and small bits of debris

Its iconic crossed swords logo

10 & 3/4" or 27

which is a symbol of Dutch culture

They have some small historic damage which is discreet and quite typical on this pottery

Note we do not refund shipping unless an error is found in the listing and all images show the item from every angle to ensure condition is clear and the authenticity of item

It was developed in the late 18th century as a canal-river interchange by William Reynolds