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Machin PorcelainA Machin Armorial Porcelain Plate c.1815
An early Machin armorial dessert plate c.1810 with a relief-moulded border, the center painted with flower sprays on a light blue ground and a family crest painted in gilt. Dimensions: 22.5 cm diam. Unmarked. Excellent condition. * John Harbold queried the earlyer attribution in Godden's Ridgway book, Margaret Ironside re-atributed this shape to Hicks & Meigh. * This pattern is illustrated in the book "The Illustrated guide to Ridgway Porcelains" by Geoffrey A. Godden 1972, Plate 22.
Stock Number: PN1107 A Machin Porcelain Dessert Plate c.1815-20
A Machin Porcelain Dessert Plate c.1815-20, the border with relief-moulded flowers on cobalt blue ground, the centre finely painted with fruit, gilded rims. Dimensions: 22.5 cm diam. Fine condition. Unmarked. * This shape is also known as "Harbold" (John Harbold queried the earlyer attribution in Godden's Ridgway book), Margaret Ironside re-atributed this shape to Hicks & Meigh.
Stock Number: PN1213 A Part Machin Porcelain Teaset, Pattern 184 c.1810-15
A Part Machin Porcelain Teaset, comprising a "New Oval Shape" teapot, cover and stand, milk jug, bute shaped tea-cup and saucer, bat-printed in black, Pattern 184 c.1810. Dimentions: teapot 26cm. from handle to spout x 16cm. high, stand 19cm. x 15cm, milk jug 10.5cm. high, cup 5.5cm. high x 8cm. diam, saucer 13.5cm. diam. Marks: Painted 184 in black (on the base of the teapot and the stand) Condition: Teapot cracked.
Stock Number: PN10171 A Machin Porcelain Plate c.1815
A Machin Porcelain Plate, painted with floral pattern, c.1815. Dimensios: 22cm. diam. Marks: Painted 381* in blue. Fine condition.
Stock Number: PN10172 A Part Machin/Ridgway Porcelain Dessert Set Pattern 733, c.1825
A part Machin* Porcelain Dessert Set, comprising 8 plates and 3 dishes, painted with flowers in the sentre, the "Moustache" border decorated in cobalt blue, cream and gilt, c.1825. Dimensions: 22cm diam. Marks: 733 painted in black, red and gilt. Condition: 3 plates with small hairline, some ware on the gilding. * Some people attribute this pattern to Ridgway.
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A Machin Porcelain Dessert Plate, Pattern 762, c.1825
A Machin Porcelain Dessert Plate, moulded drop shell edge, finely painted with flowers and fruit on an apple green ground highlighted in gilt c.1825. Dimensions: D.9". Marks: pattern 762 painted in red. Condition: Minor ware and crazing. *See "Machin Porcelain & Earthenwares" by Bill Thom & Philip Miller page 137
Stock Number: PN1079
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