- Tags Marks Hallmarks:
- Davenport Longport Staffordshire
- Pattern:
- Gold medallion with scroll embellishments
- Material:
- White ironstone
- Type or Style:
- Sugar Bowl & Lid
- Circa:
- 1860s–1880s
- Item Height:
- 7 in
- Item Width:
- 4 1/4 in
- Item Length:
- (handle to handle) 8 in
- Condition Notes:
- Excellent vintage condition
This antique covered sugar bowl (sometimes referred to as a small tureen) is crafted in fine porcelain with gilt decoration and ornate handles, carrying the blue anchor pottery mark on the underside. This mark is associated with English Staffordshire porcelain production during the late 19th to early 20th century.
The “Davenport Longport Staffordshire” backstamp was typically used in the mid-to-late 19th century (roughly 1830s–1887).
Features:
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Maker: English Staffordshire (Anchor pottery mark)
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Material: Porcelain with gold decoration
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Style: Lidded sugar bowl
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Design: Gold medallion with scroll embellishments, ornate finial handle
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Era: c. 1880s
Dimensions:
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Height (with lid): ~7 in
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Width (handle to handle): ~8 in
Condition:
Good antique condition. Light wear to gold trim consistent with age. Minor crazing to the glaze, typical of antique porcelain. No major cracks; displays beautifully.
A fine piece of Victorian-era Staffordshire porcelain, ideal for collectors of antique English tableware or as a charming display accent for a vintage dining room.
