Pair of Regency porcelain cups and saucers
Pair of Regency porcelain cups and saucers
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A pair of hand painted Regency English porcelain cups and saucers circa 1810.
Regency English porcelain reflects the elegance and confidence of Britain between 1811 and 1820. Produced by factories such as Spode, Coalport, and Derby, it combined refined craftsmanship with classical taste. Designs favoured delicate neoclassical motifs, gilded borders, and finely painted floral sprays or landscapes.
Advances in bone china created lighter, stronger wares with a luminous white body, ideal for fashionable tea services and dessert sets. Regency porcelain often balanced restraint and luxury, mirroring high society's tastes during a period of social display, expanding trade, and artistic ambition.
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