Rare Coalport Jewelled Porcelain Globular Box Rubies ,Pearls , Emeralds

Description: A Rare Superb Unique COALPORT 'JEWELLED' PALE-BLUE AND IVORY GROUND CIRCULAR BOX AND COVER Late 19th/early 20th century, printed green mark, The domed cover with a gilt 'jewelled' lozenge reserved on pale-blue with central diamond-shaped 'ruby' within a gilt bezel set with further 'ruby' diadems and pink and pearl 'jewels',Coralsl,Emeralds issuing pendant bell-flowers and foliate scroll work on the shaped ivory ground, the interior with powdered gold on a salmon-pink ground 4¼in. (11cm.) diam.This is the Christies description and below is mine. Coalport Jewelled Globular lidded Box. Light blue ground with a cross design in heavy Gilt with enamels encrusted Jewels in a Rococo style with a design reminiscent of Russian Faberge ones) . With a faceted Ruby in the middle of the Cross surrounded by Pearls, with simil other stones ,Emeralds, Corals,Turquoise with the lid and base inside in Bright Powdered Pink. Marked , 2 Coalport marks inside and also at the bottom. THIS IS A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN . This is a unique masterwork of Jewelled Coalport Porcelain. CONDITION. EXCELLENT with no chips,losses or cracks . PROVENANCE PRIVATE Collection. CIRCA 1890'S Height: 11cm This is THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT For the Dicerning Collector. I'm also enclosing photo of the only known example to this one which sold at Christies for £1500 in 2011. The exquisite beauty and sophistication of Coalport's jewelled porcelain, further solidifying the company's reputation as a leader in fine porcelain manufacturing. The enduring appeal of these pieces speaks to Coalport's innovative spirit and their ability to elevate traditional porcelain art into something truly extraordinary. The Jewelled Porcelain pieces produced by Coalport during this period exemplify the company's remarkable ability to adapt to evolving tastes while preserving their reputation for crafting exquisite and luxurious porcelain wares. These intricately decorated items reflect Coalport's keen awareness of the shifting preferences of their clientele, particularly during an era when opulence and intricate detailing were highly valued. Today, these pieces are not only treasured for their aesthetic appeal but also for their historical significance, making them highly prized by collectors all around the world.

Price: 850 GBP

Location: London

End Time: 2025-01-24T23:38:06.000Z

Shipping Cost: 55.03 GBP