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A Blue Fitzhugh Syllabub with gilding


A rare find: blue Fitzhugh with residual gilding
Restoration to base Height 3 1/2"

Please refer to our stock #9023 when inquiring

$400

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Arras Pot a Jus aka Pot a Creme Circa 1780

Arras is rare, thus, this is especially rewarding to acquire Height 3 1/4" mark" underglaze

Please refer to our stock #9040 when inquiring

$500

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A Paris Porcelain Pot a Creme circa 1815

The cornflower pattern made so popular by Marie Antoinette
a double banding of cornflowers and generous gilding making this highly decorative
restoration to haircrack to handle Height 3 1/2"

$475

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A Vienna Pot a Creme circa 1797

Vines with blue berries encircling and scattered
a delightful artichoke finial
Height 3 1/4" Mark: underglaze 'beehive"

Please refer to our stock #8063 when inquiring

2 available

Each $375

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Chinese Export Blue Fitzhugh Syllabub

Early 19th century

The highly fashionable Fitzhugh pattern realized in
syllabub form for the then highly fashionable (and still delicious) dessert drink
several available in slightly varying sizes 3 1/2" height to 3 3/4" some with cover
rim chips restored

Please refer to our stock #9023 when inquiring

$275-$225

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Circa 1780 Six "artichoke" shaped pot a creme with undertray for the Swedish market.

$4500

The sides molded with artichoke leaf decoration. Intricate gilding We rarely discover pot a creme with their original tray. This quite spectacular set, from the collection of Ulla Stafford whose book Custard Cups Pot a Jus pictures this particular set. Condition: wear to gilding of tray slight wear to gilding of knops


Please refer to our stock #9026 when inquiring

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A Chinese Export Covered Custard Cup aka Pot a Creme
circa 1780

$500

famille rose rare and charming purple reserves with rose bouquets within and gilt knop

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Niderviller Pot a Creme

$500

Circa 1810 Delicate cornflower sprigs decorate this important example
of French faience minor hairline


Please refer to our stock #6041
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Blue Fitzhugh Syllabub with Straphandles

$500

The syllabub in the Fitzhugh pattern is one of the most sought after patterns of Chinese Export for the American and continental markets. Used for a dessert drink in the colonies, many versions of the recipe survive, hundreds on the internet. Slightly larger than the pot a creme version, syllabub make a great addition to a collection. Very fine condition.


Please refer to our stock #442
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Two French Porcelain Armorial Pot a Creme

$275 Each

19th century, in superb condition we have not yet identified the coat of arms, the lavender ground is rare and charming


Please refer to our stock #7016
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Six Paris Porcelain Pot a Creme

$950

Circa 1820, these charming pot a creme have wide apple green banding with lovely gilt borders and gilt finials in very condition some wear to gilding


Please refer to our stock #8005
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A Staffordshire Creamware Armorial Custard Cup

$1750

A Staffordshire Creamware Armorial Custard Cup


Please refer to our stock #8035
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A Locre Pot a Jus aka Custard Cup aka Pot a Creme

$600

circa 1790, this charming covered custard cup with fine gilding has now taken on the name pot a creme the chantilly sprig popular with the French and later English since Marie Antoinette Locre one of the best Paris factories

Minor loss of gilding; hairline handle and small rim chip repaired.


Please refer to our stock #9099
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Custard Cups Pot A Jus

This charming book by Ulla Stafford is the definitive source for the history of Pot A Creme, Pot a Jus, Syllabub and Custard CupsA great gift for porcelain lovers! Extensive color photographs arranged by manufacturers and country 84pp.

$28

# 1107

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famille rose rare and charming purple reserves with rose bouquets within and gilt knop Please refer to our stock # 9080 when inquiring