Antique Staffordshire Chinoiserie Porcelain - Teacup & Saucer

Antique Staffordshire “Hilditch Type” Chinoiserie Porcelain – Circa 1830

This listing is for the teacups & saucers - price is for one teacup/saucer set.

A rare and radiant example of early 19th-century British porcelain, this hand-painted Staffordshire chinoiserie set features warm rust-red transfers highlighted with delicate overglaze enamels in pink, green, blue, and yellow. Produced in the Hilditch style around 1830, these pieces showcase a whimsical Eastern-inspired landscape with pavilions, figures, and florals—each plate and serving piece a unique treasure of English ceramic artistry.

✨ Details:
• English porcelain, circa 1830
• Attributed to Staffordshire potteries in the Hilditch style
• Hand-decorated over printed transfer scenes
• Includes teapot, bowls, plates, cups, and saucers (sold individually)

🎨 Lovely scalloped edges and gilt accents throughout
🔍 Minor age wear consistent with nearly 200 years of beauty

Whether you're curating a refined tablescape or collecting antique English china, this rare grouping is a showstopper.