Rare Antique CHAMBERLAIN-WORCESTER Campana Vase with Lion Mask Handles c.1810-20

Description: The ItemA rare example from the Chamberlain-Worcester period of the Royal Worcester epoch. This exquisite porcelain campana shaped vase features a deep blue glaze, complemented by intricate gold accents; adorned with ornate gilt lion head handles. The body showcases a scrolled cartouche panel, featuring a colourful floral bouquet, and rests on a pedestal base with a square plinth foot. The lion’s head handles, detailed artistry and elaborate gold detailing are characteristic of the designs that Chamberlains-Worcester was known for in the late 18th to early 19th century. The Manufacturer Chamberlains-Worcester porcelain, established by Robert Chamberlain in 1783, emerged as a distinguished name in the ceramics industry. Chamberlain, who had previously worked at the original Worcester factory, founded his own porcelain decorating business, which quickly gained a reputation for its finely painted porcelain. By the late 1780s, Chamberlain began producing his own porcelain, attracting notable clients such as Admiral Lord Nelson and the Prince Regent. The factory’s elaborate and detailed designs, often inspired by famous paintings and literary scenes, set it apart. In 1840, Chamberlain & Co. merged with the original Worcester factory, continuing the tradition of high-quality porcelain production under the name Chamberlain Worcester. The legacy of Chamberlains-Worcester porcelain is marked by artistic excellence, royal patronage, innovation, and cultural impact. The factory was renowned for its detailed and vibrant hand-painted designs, which often featured intricate floral patterns, landscapes, and historical scenes. The association with notable figures like Admiral Lord Nelson and the Prince Regent elevated the factory’s status and prestige. Chamberlains-Worcester was also a pioneer in developing new techniques and styles, contributing significantly to the evolution of porcelain artistry. Their works are considered significant cultural artifacts, reflecting the artistic and social trends of their time. })({ Backstamp The base is unmarked, which is common for this period. Dimensions 10.5" tall. Condition Good - Overall this campana is in good condition, considering the age of the piece. However, there are two places where aged damage is present, with one of these areas showing a repair. Both located on the lip of the body (please review the photographs). There is a small indiscrete glaze smudge (also photographed) from the manufacturing process. Gilt is fairly preserved, consistent with age and general handling. })({ ***Please review all photographs thoroughly, for assured satisfaction*** **Combined postage is available upon request** *Any questions, please feel free to mail me* Thank you for looking! unmarked, which is not uncommon for pieces from certain periods or specific production runs. unmarked, which is not uncommon for pieces from certain periods or specific production runs.V

Price: 295 GBP

Location: Doncaster, South Yorkshire

End Time: 2024-12-14T16:07:45.000Z

Shipping Cost: 46.58 GBP