Minton chamberstick An interesting and unusual Minton chamberstick in the “Dresden” pattern, standing on four paw feet, the elongated handle, base and sconce exuberantly moulded with scrolls, swirls and fans all enhanced with intricate gilding, the royal blue and cream ground well painted with a continuous circular rural landscape. Date: Circa 1830 Length including handle: … Read More
Minton chamberstick A rare, large and stunning Minton chamberstick with ornate ring handle and finely gilt scrolled edge detail to both base and sconce, the rich dark blue ground with fine gilt caillouté decoration and two reserves of brightly coloured exotic birds in landscapes, all within borders of raised, tooled and feathered gilding. The fine … Read More
Minton inkwell An extremely rare, interesting and unusual Minton porcelain inkwell modelled as a twin turreted castle, the reverse with three quill apertures, the whole painted and detailed in naturalistic colours , one turret containing an inkwell and cover, the other with a small covered pot probably for sealing wax. Unmarked but see G. Godden … Read More
