19th Century Grape Pattern Gaudy Welsh Teacup & Saucer

Vintage Early 1800s 19th Century Antique Luster Trim Floral Pattern GRAPE Staffordshire Gaudy Welsh Cup and Saucer Set Replacement

Cup measures roughly 2" tall x 3.25" in diameter, and Saucer is 5.75" in diameter x 1.25" deep. Both are in excellent structural & functional condition, with minimal wear. Sold as pictured.

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The name Gaudy Welsh entered the pottery collectors vocabulary and the antique world when Professor Howard Williams mentioned it in his 1978 publication. He also standardised many of the names ascribed to patterns we now associate with Gaudy Welsh Pottery. Gaudy Welsh, a name which describes perfectly the hand-painted decoration applied primarily to tea sets, bowls and jugs,

Made in both England and Wales between 1820 and 1860, the earthenware, creamware, ironstone and bone china is decorated in charming patterns picked out in underglaze cobalt blue, often in panels, rust or burnt orange and copper lustre, while floral decoration often included