Set of 8x New Hall porcelain English village scene 8'' cabinet plates, collectible, c.1812-1825

For sale is a set of England New Hall porcelain collectible plates (8 pcs), Museum level, VERY RARE AND HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE!

The British Museum owns a collection like this:

https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/H_1935-0313-1-CR

New Hall became the first Pottery to produce a recognizable and commercially viable porcelain body in Staffordshire, in the 1780s. (http://www.thepotteries.org/features/new_hall1956.htm) New Hall is always popular with collectors. As a result, it is hard to find marked pieces that are "low budget" - and pieces with the New Hall stamp will command a high price.

Part New Hall Porcelain Dessert Service c.1815-20, bone china body, decorated with blue lavender blue relief-moulded border and with white flowers, the centre with bat-printed English rustic (with the name of the location, like mansion, lodge, etc) designs , coloured by hand, gilded rims, the listing comprise:

- 8 dessert plates (8 inches). 7 plates do not carry "New Hall" mark, 1 plate carries the "New Hall" mark.

Condition:

- 7 plates are in good condition. Normal wear consistent with age, no crack, crazing, repair or chip

- 1 plate has a crack (see the last picture)

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