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© Bowes Museum

Lady Ludlow Collection of English Porcelain

Artist: Various, Chelsea Porcelain Factory, Worcester Porcelain Factory (active 1751 onwards), Bow Pottery, Derby Porcelain Factory (active 1748 - 1848), Rockingham Pottery (1745 - closed 1842), Staffordshire Pottery

Location: Bowes Museum

Date: 1740

Materials: porcelain

Gift:

Review number: 1707 (2004)

Provenance:
Lady Ludlow collection

Description:
Collection of English porcelain, representing fourteen English factories, with some that include pieces from all the earliest periods of their production. 167 examples of Chelsea, the strongest group, all periods represented; 127 examples of Worcester, all from Dr John wall period, that is the date of the founding of the factory in 1751 until circa 1770. 64 examples of Bow, including examples of the 'New Canton' ware copied from the Chinese. Examples of Derby, Rockingham, Staffordshire, and single examples of lesser known factories.

• Other works by Various
• Other works by Chelsea Porcelain Factory
• Other works by Worcester Porcelain Factory
• Other works by Bow Pottery
• Other works by Derby Porcelain Factory
• Other works by Rockingham Pottery
• Other works by Staffordshire Pottery
• Other works at Bowes Museum