England Pearlware Cup Willow Pagoda Blue White Mason Miles Early 19th C

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Inventory Code: INV2921

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Early 19th Century English Pearlware Cup – Blue Willow / Pagoda Pattern, Mason Miles, c.1810–1820

Antique English Pearlware Cup Willow Pagoda Blue White Mason Miles Early 19th C

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πŸ†” Inventory CodeINV2921 🏭 MakerMason Miles (Staffordshire) – attributed Ⓜ️ MaterialPearlware (refined earthenware with bluish glaze) 🏳️ OriginEngland πŸ›οΈ PeriodEarly 19th Century (c.1810–1820) πŸ…‚ PatternBlue Willow / Pagoda – featuring stylised Chinese pavilions, trees, and bridge scene with figures and birds in flight, bordered with a geometric key design to the interior rim. πŸ“œ Description A charming early English pearlware cup, transfer-printed in cobalt blue with the iconic Willow / Pagoda pattern. The design depicts pagodas in a Chinese landscape with figures crossing a bridge, birds in flight above, and a garden setting. The glaze shows the soft bluish tint characteristic of early pearlware from the Staffordshire potteries. The cup’s body form and slightly raised foot rim are consistent with examples attributed to Mason Miles and contemporary Staffordshire workshops.

Collector’s Notes: The Willow pattern was one of the most enduring designs in English ceramics, combining chinoiserie influence with romantic narrative scenes. This early example dates to the period when transfer printing was still being perfected, showing fine line work and glaze pooling typical of the era. πŸ” Condition

FAIR β­β­β­β˜†β˜† (3/5) – Shallow chip top rim 2cm with crack 3cm and small shallow chip to rim, light surface marks and minor crazing. Please review the photos carefully for more details.

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HeightApprox. 5.0 cm Diameter (rim)Approx. 8.5 cm
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