Miles Mason Porcelain Bowl Early 19th Century Two Temples Pattern

£65.00

Early 19th century Miles Mason porcelain bowl with blue transfer printed Two Temples pattern showing pagoda scene and scalloped rim Georgian form
Early 19th century Miles Mason porcelain bowl with blue transfer printed Two Temples pattern showing pagoda scene and scalloped rim Georgian form
Early 19th century Miles Mason porcelain bowl with blue transfer printed Two Temples pattern and decorative border on Georgian form
Early 19th century Miles Mason porcelain bowl with blue transfer printed Two Temples pattern showing pagoda buildings and garden landscape
Early 19th century Miles Mason porcelain bowl with blue transfer printed Two Temples pattern featuring bridge, willow tree and riverside landscape
Early 19th century Miles Mason porcelain bowl with blue transfer printed Two Temples pattern showing waterside houses, trees and bridge scene
Early 19th century Miles Mason porcelain bowl with blue transfer printed Two Temples pattern featuring pagoda, bridge and landscape scene
Early 19th century Miles Mason porcelain bowl base with underglaze blue square mark, showing foot rim and fine Georgian porcelain finish
Early 19th century Miles Mason porcelain underglaze blue square mark detail on white ground, showing hand painted factory mark from Georgian period
Early 19th century Miles Mason porcelain bowl base with underglaze blue square mark, showing foot rim and fine Georgian period porcelain finish
Early 19th century Miles Mason porcelain bowl base with blue and white Two Temples pattern, showing foot rim and underglaze decoration

Miles Mason Porcelain Bowl Early 19th Century Two Temples Pattern

£65.00

On offer is an early 19th-century Miles Mason porcelain bowl, dating to circa 1810 and decorated in the classic Two Temples transfer pattern. This Miles Mason porcelain bowl is marked to the base with an early attempt at a Chinese-style seal mark, a feature often found on Mason family porcelain influenced by Chinese export wares.

The bowl measures approximately 6.5 inches in diameter and 3.25 inches high. It is free from chips and cracks, with some staining to the interior that is commensurate with age. Miles Mason, active in Staffordshire in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, was known for producing fine porcelain inspired by Chinese designs, and pieces from this period are now considered highly collectible examples of early English porcelain.

KEY FEATURES
✅ Early 19th-century Miles Mason porcelain
✅ Two Temples transfer pattern
✅ Marked with Chinese-style seal attempt on base
✅ Condition: No chips or cracks; some interior staining
✅ Size: Approx. 6.5 inches diameter × 3.25 inches high
✅ Circa 1810 production

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