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Dealer in English ceramics, and small English antique furniture. Dealer in early English ceramics

30/04/2026

A Fairyland Melba Cup, decorated with Leapgrogging Elves to the exterior, and Elves on a Branch to the interior. Wedgwood C1930.

Come and find it at The Melbourne Antiques & Art Fair at Malvern Town Hall, 30 April - 3 May.

28/04/2026

A Spectacle basket, decorated with The Pinecone Pattern. Worcester C1765.

Come and find it at The Melbourne Antiques & Art Fair at Malvern Town Hall, 30 April - 3 May.

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26/04/2026

A crested coffee cup and saucer, by Minton. Clearly made for someone with money to spare, I can only marvel at what the entire set must have looked like.

Come and find it at The Melbourne Antiques & Art Fair at Malvern Town Hall, 30 April - 3 May.

06/04/2026

A commemorative rummer, marking the death Admiral Lord Nelson on 21 October 1805. A large piece with plenty of engraving, including the HMS Victory, which he commanded.

Full details on the website: https://etruria.com.au/products/6415

14/03/2026

An ale or champagne flute from around 1780. Facet stems feel marvellous in the hand. It's always a surprise how much early glass has survived.

Full details on the website: https://etruria.com.au/products/6421

11/03/2026

A Meissen tea canister, with raised Chinoiserie decoration and further embellished in enamels in the manner of Johan Gregor Herold.

Full details on the website: https://etruria.com.au/products/6356

07/03/2026

A nice change from the usual brown mottling on this Whieldonware plate. Whieldonware is some of the earliest creamware, and the potter is still using the moulds he was using for salt-glaze.

Full details on the website: https://etruria.com.au/products/5846

20/02/2026

Wedgwood didn't make a lot of basalt figures, and most, like this one, were produced in the 1860s. Mercury, God of Profit. A fine figure - in every sense of the word.

Full details on the website: https://etruria.com.au/products/6412

07/02/2026

Not Skippy, but Skeaping. Perhaps the rarest of the animals created for Wedgwood by John Rattenbury Skeaping in the 1930s. The series was modern in every sense - not just the Art Deco styling, but the sculptures were also created so the figures could be moulded in one piece, for ease of manufacturing and low cost.

Full details on the website: https://etruria.com.au/products/6471

28/01/2026

A Spode dessert dish from around 1820. The pattern is known as "Tumbledown Dick" and is a very attractive one. We've just added a few pieces in this pattern to our website.

See them at https://etruria.com.au/search?q=tumbledown

25/01/2026

A pair of pan-topped glasses from around 1770. These beautiful glasses are thought to have been used for syllabub, a drink made by curdling milk with wine or cider. They might also have been used for strong ale.

Full details on the website: https://etruria.com.au/products/6427

Address

1431/1 Queen's Road
Melbourne, VIC
3004

Website

http://www.etruria.com.au/

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