Pair Of Antique New Hall “Doll’s House” Spode China Bowls Circa 1810-1820

Description: Pair Of Antique New Hall “Doll’s House” Spode China Bowls Circa 1810-1820 Pattern 488 Spode bone china small plate; this popular design is known as 'Dolls House' and Josiah Spode II introduced this c1803. It was a design that several different ceramic manufacturers produced with variations & the design origins were Oriental Export porcelain, either Chinese or Japanese. Many British ceramic manufacturers of this time were simply trying to reproduce these Oriental porcelains which were becoming scarce because of high Government Import Taxes. (Following the American War of Independence the British Government was much poorer & the Napoleonic Wars also broke out in 1803 so taxes were raised considerably on all manner of things including ceramics & tea imports).Lowestoft produced a design which is known as 'Dolls House' but it was produced c1785-1795 and looks rather different & more like the originals. The closest variation to Spode's design was pattern number 1084 by New Hall porcelain factory. The only difference (besides the type of porcelain) was that New Hall's little house had a roof which was red on the left-hand side rather than blue. These pieces have a variation in the way the colors of the roof of the house is laid out indicating that they are made by different entities but they flow perfectly together. They are unmarked but are both circa 1810-1820. The larger of the two items measures approximately 5.5” in diameter and 1” tall. The smaller measures approximately 5.25” tall and 1” tall. Smaller dish has a faint hairline but the piece is well intact. This aside they have slight paint wear and are in excellent condition. Feel free to ask any questions about this product by contacting us. Our products are packed meticulously in safe packaging to ensure your treasure arrives in excellent condition and your item is in the mail in usually 1 business day from payment. By shopping with Foxhall Collectibles, you are supporting a disabled U.S. Army veteran who was injured in Iraq. 334

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