Rathbone Bat Printed Porcelain Cup C.1810
Delivery Quote Request
Please fill in the form below to request a delivery quote from China Rose Antiques.
Contact China Rose Antiques
Victoria, Australia
Simply fill in the below form to get in touch with China Rose Antiques regarding this item.
About this item
This very finely potted porcelain cup was made by the Rathbone factory of Tunstall, Staffordshire. It has been decorated with a bat printed rural scene of two women walking down a road near a herd of cattle. In the middle distance is a large house and further back is the steeple of a church. The piece is further enhanced with silver lustre to the rim and handle, with a silver lustre line to the inside and another outside near the base. The bute shaped cup is illustrated on page 50 of Ian Harvey's book "Rathbone China and Earthenware Manufacturers" 2018, and the pattern is shown on page 137. The diameter is 86 mm (3 3/8 ths inches) and it stands 56 mm high (2.1/4 inches). It does have some very faint crazing and a piece of frit has adhered to the glaze.
Condition : It does have some very faint crazing and a piece of frit has adhered to the glaze to the left of the handle.
Materials : China, Porcelain
Origin : English
Manufacture Date : c 1810
Additional Information
3972 (AB-147082)
H: 5.6cm (2.2")Di: 8.6cm (3.4")
Georgian (1714 to 1837)
English
Victoria, Australia
Established by Don and Jenny Patterson in 1992, China Rose Antiques offers a wide range of antique items from ceramics to silver, sewing items, boxes, flatware and tablewares, desk accessories and much more. We offer safe and secure packaging and prompt mailing worldwide. In our packing we use a...
