Pair of English Swansea Porcelain Imari Pattern Teacups and Saucers fireplace Belle Epoque | Late 19th

Belle Epoque | Late 19th century

Note: tears to edges (dust jacket)

hard stone

He sits on a decorative base

handmade painted religious devotional cross from France or Italy

Pair of English Swansea Porcelain Imari Pattern Teacups and Saucers fireplace Belle Epoque | Late 19thDETAILS STYLE Georgian PATTERN MODEL Imari 219 COLOR(S) Cobalt blue, gold, polychrome PLACE OF ORIGIN United Kingdom MAKER Swansea Porcelain Factory (Wales, 1814 17) Founder(s): William Billingsley (17581828) and his son in law Samuel Walker. Billingsley was the owner at the time of Nantgarw Porcelain Factory. MARKS Marked (base): crossed tridents A3215 PERIOD George III (1760 1820) Early 19th century DATE Circa 1814 17 DIMENSIONS Cup: Width 4 Depth