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Est. 1964 • Specialists in 18th & 19th century porcelain and pottery • Send all inquiries to admin@bardith.com • Shop now ⬇️

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Detail of a barcode pattern dish from our collecti Detail of a barcode pattern dish from our collection! In this pattern we have a heart-shaped dish and a pair of dessert plates. The design on these exquisite eighteenth century dishes is complicated yet delicate. We see dragons, flowering prunus, and bolts of fabric with mons. The center has a large gilt chrysanthemum flower head. The border has a gilt rim line with a lobed edge. The design draws its inspiration from Japanese patterns.⁠
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The tobacco leaf pattern was an extremely popular The tobacco leaf pattern was an extremely popular one in the 18th and early 19th centuries. First introduced to the West on Chinese export porcelain, British manufacturers soon began producing their own interpretations of this colorful design.
Absolutely LOVING this morning breakfast situation Absolutely LOVING this morning breakfast situation from @getthegusto featuring Bardith creamware!
We are pleased to offer on our this mochaware mug We are pleased to offer on our this mochaware mug with twig and wavy line decoration made in England circa 1830. Wide horizontal bands of taupe and light blue slip are separated by thin double bands of midnight brown slip. The taupe band is decorated with a white slip wavy line and the light blue band is decorated with a white slip twig design. The slip for the wavy line and twig design was applied through a quill while the mug was turned on the lathe.⁠ ⁠ Link to shop in bio!
A close up of our extraordinary set of Flight Barr A close up of our extraordinary set of Flight Barr Barr Worcester armorial dishes made in England circa 1820. We have eight dishes, a pair of large ovals with armorials, a pair of cookie plates, one slop bowl, a teapot and stand, and six teacups, six saucers, and six coffee cans.⁠ ⁠ Send us an email at admin@bardith.com for more photos and information!
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