Beauty of Ceramics

Antique English & European Ceramics of The Finest Quality from C18th & C19th.
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Offering fine quality porcelain alongside the occasional interesting, curious or just downright weird and quirky piece!

Today's Featured Items

$156 USD
Star Flower Strawberry Dish & Stand:Royal Venton c1930..

$445 USD
Royal Worcester Blush Ivory Neo-Classical Porcelain ..

$145 USD
Mappin & Webb Silver Plate Breakfast Set for Four & ..

$194 USD
Dudson Stoneware Sprigged Teapot

$190 USD
Antique Davenport Porcelain Pair Shell Handle ..

$250 USD
Coalport Porcelain Painted Cornflower Spray Bowl C1820

$135 USD
Bursley Yuan Pattern Cosy teapot 1930's

$90 USD
Maling Pearl Pink Lustre Tennis Cup & Stand 1950's

$110 USD
French Sarreguemines Plate C1889 'Distribution Des ..

$145 USD
Midwinter Brama Chintz Cruet Set & Stand C1946

$225 USD
Spode Pearlware Opaque China Chinese Bird Plate C1825

$220 USD
New Hall Porcelain Cup and Saucer C1820 Pattern 1154

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About Beauty of Ceramics

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All my items are guaranteed to be as described and are shipped within 24 hours of receipt of payment. All my items are carefully packed and I take a great deal of time and trouble over it as I love all the pieces I sell and want you to enjoy them too!

About Us

I specialize in English ceramics from the 18th & 19th century - alongside the occasional interesting, curious or just downright weird and quirky piece!

Representative pieces from the following factories are usually available:

Worcester, Derby, Caughley, Coalport, Spode, Davenport, Ridgway, New Hall, Daniel, Wedgwood and Minton.

I also occasionally have available a piece from a continental factory or of later date if I consider it to have sufficient merit - I include amusement value in this category: life should not always be serious!

I live in Cornwall, in the far West of England and close to the old Norman village church which has a bell tower with the longest draught (length of bell rope!) in Cornwall.