England New Hall Porcelain Saucer Black Sepia Marine Scene Ships Sailor c.1790

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Inventory Code: INV3040

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New Hall Porcelain Saucer – Sepia Marine Scene, c.1790

Antique New Hall Porcelain Saucer Black Sepia Marine Scene Ships Sailor c.1790

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πŸ†” Inventory CodeINV3040 Ⓜ️ MaterialHard-paste porcelain (Hybrid type) 🏳️ OriginEngland πŸ›οΈ ManufacturerNew Hall Porcelain Factory πŸ›οΈ Periodc.1790 – Georgian Period πŸ…‚ SubjectSepia transfer-printed marine view depicting a sailor beside a beached boat with a large sailing ship in the distance, framed by a simple double-line border. 🏷️ MarkedUnmarked, as typical of early New Hall transfer wares; collector’s label to base inscribed β€œNew Hall 9140”. πŸ“œ Description A fine and atmospheric New Hall porcelain saucer dating from around 1790, transfer printed in sepia-brown with a charming nautical scene. The image shows a solitary sailor seated beside an upturned boat on a shore, gazing toward a fully-rigged ship in the distance β€” a subject that captures the maritime spirit of late Georgian England.

The simplicity of the design, restrained palette, and fine linear work are typical of New Hall’s early transfer printing, which often drew on engravings by contemporary artists.

Collector’s Notes: New Hall’s sepia-printed wares were produced circa 1785–1800, overlapping with Caughley and Derby in decorative style. This piece demonstrates their early experiments in hybrid hard-paste porcelain, which offered a whiter, denser body than creamware. πŸ” Condition

FAIR β­β­β­β˜†β˜† (3/5) – Small rim chip 2cm and age-related wear with fine glaze crazing. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

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Height3.0 cm Diameter14.0 cm πŸ“¦ Worldwide Shipping

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Q: Is this transfer print original? Yes β€” it is a genuine late 18th-century underglaze sepia transfer typical of New Hall production.

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Q: Is this piece restored? No visible restoration; one old chip and age wear only.

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