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It is with regret that we announce the closure of Heritage Antiques of Bath. After much consideration, we have made the ...
19/03/2026

It is with regret that we announce the closure of Heritage Antiques of Bath. After much consideration, we have made the difficult decision to cease trading, with our final day being 2nd April 2026.

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Heritage Antiques of Bath

🟢 AVAILABLE - An absolutely stunning, rare 1830s hurculaneum transferware plate to add to the ever growing plate stock.A...
30/01/2026

🟢 AVAILABLE - An absolutely stunning, rare 1830s hurculaneum transferware plate to add to the ever growing plate stock.
An exceptional early 19th-century Herculaneum pottery plate featuring the Two Hunters and Two Pointers Flushing Birds scene from the highly collectable Field Sports series, circa 1830. Printed in rich cobalt blue, the detailed centre depicts two gentlemen hunters and two pointers flushing birds from tall grasses in a lush landscape.
Surrounded by an intricate floral border, this plate is rare for its beautifully scalloped, embossed white-glazed rim — an uncommon and highly desirable feature among collectors of early British transferware.
Maker: Herculaneum Pottery, Liverpool

Pattern: Two Hunters and Two Pointers Flushing Birds (Field Sports series)

Date: Circa 1830

Material: Pearlware / Early Earthenware

Technique: Cobalt blue transfer print with moulded white-glazed rim

Condition: Immaculate — no chips, cracks, or crazing. Crisp transfer, clean surface, and strong glaze.

🟢 AVAILABLE - 1780- Caughley - Porcelain - Fluted Tea Bowl - Pagoda PatterA great addition to your 18th century blue and...
25/01/2026

🟢 AVAILABLE - 1780- Caughley - Porcelain - Fluted Tea Bowl - Pagoda Patter
A great addition to your 18th century blue and white porcelain collection.
Pretty little tea bowl crisply printed in dark blue with the Chinese-style Pagoda pattern, with gilded rim and foot.
Offered in near perfect condition, with just a little wear to the rim gilding.
Marked 7 on base.
Fine soft-paste porcelain wares were produced at the Caughley factory between 1775 and 1799.
The range of goods produced included tea services, dinner services and everyday objects to be used in middle class households of the late 18th century. Mainly produced in underglaze blue, Caughley porcelain remains both decorative and very collectable.
Total Weight (excluding packaging): 71g
Dimensions: Diameter 8cm, depth 4.8cm
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🟢 Available - Beautiful 12.5" Large Japanese Imari porcelain charger dating to the late Meiji period, circa 1890–1910. M...
19/01/2026

🟢 Available - Beautiful 12.5" Large Japanese Imari porcelain charger dating to the late Meiji period, circa 1890–1910. Measuring approximately 12.5 inches in diameter, the charger is finely decorated in the traditional Imari palette of cobalt blue, iron red, and gilt, with alternating panel reserves featuring floral sprays, stylised foliage and basket motifs. The scalloped lobed rim adds a strong visual presence, making this a striking decorative piece suitable for wall display or cabinet presentation. The charger is in very good antique condition, showing only light age-related wear and minor gilt rubbing consistent with its age. A classic and highly decorative example of Japanese export Imari ware.

🟢 Available - Beautiful antique L. Straus & Sons tureen with matching lid in the rare “Garfield” pattern, dating to arou...
18/01/2026

🟢 Available - Beautiful antique L. Straus & Sons tureen with matching lid in the rare “Garfield” pattern, dating to around 1887. This elegant brown transferware design features detailed floral and medallion motifs, typical of Victorian-era tableware.
The tureen is in excellent antique condition overall with age-related signs of wear consistent with its age. No chips or crazing to the base, and the pattern remains clear and vibrant. The lid has a single hairline crack, which appears stable and does not affect the fit or general presentation.
A rare and collectible piece of American-imported Victorian china, ideal for display or use.
Dimensions: Approx. 30 cm wide including handles
Maker: L. Straus & Sons, USA
Pattern: Garfield (discontinued c.1887)
Material: Earthenware / Transferware

18/01/2026

Part 3 of Wedgwood: Craftsmanship and Export

Step inside the world of Wedgwood in 1958, as finished crockery undergoes its final inspection. Rejects are marked and broken, while the perfect pieces are carefully wrapped in straw or wood-wool and packed into massive wooden casks destined for San Francisco, Sydney, Toronto, and New York.

In the showroom, Sir John Wedgwood demonstrates the delicate translucency of fine bone china, while displays showcase Queen's Ware dinner services, tea sets, and the iconic Blue Jasper pottery. A Portland Vase is examined on a turntable, revealing its intricate design even on the base. Tables are set with beautiful Wedgwood crockery, reflecting the pride, craftsmanship, and enthusiasm of the company’s 2,000-strong workforce, bonded by decades of experience.

🟢 AVAILABLE - Beautiful large c.1826–1846 Antique Elkin & Knight Imari Teacup & Saucer.A beautiful early 19th-century te...
14/01/2026

🟢 AVAILABLE - Beautiful large c.1826–1846 Antique Elkin & Knight Imari Teacup & Saucer.
A beautiful early 19th-century teacup and saucer set by Elkin & Knight of Staffordshire, richly decorated in the classic Imari palette of cobalt blue, iron red, and gilt, with added green leaf accents. The teacup features internal and external decoration, and the saucer mirrors the same elegant design. This set dates between 1826 and 1846 and exemplifies the high-quality porcelain and decorative style of the late Georgian era.

13/01/2026

Part 3. A behind-the-scenes look at the making of fine china at a Staffordshire factory, believed to be Wedgwood in Barlaston. The film follows the process from raw clay preparation and mixing to pressing, moulding, drying, firing in the kiln, and finally hand-decoration of plates. A fascinating insight into traditional British ceramic craftsmanship and industrial production.

Footage courtesy of British Pathé.

🔴 Sold - Beautiful brown english transferware dinner plate in the “Etruscan Vases” pattern by T.& J. Mayer (England, c.1...
11/01/2026

🔴 Sold - Beautiful brown english transferware dinner plate in the “Etruscan Vases” pattern by T.& J. Mayer (England, c.1841–1855). The design features classical vase motifs and a stylized floral and scroll border in rich brown transferware.

Diameter: approx. 24 cm (9⅝″)

Condition: Good antique condition. Gorgeous aged patina with stable crazing across the surface. No chips or cracks; minor surface marks consistent with age.

A rare and elegant piece—perfect for decorative display, cabinet collections, or adding character to a vintage table setting.

🟢 AVAILABLE - Lord Wedgwood signed "frog" service plate 🐸A distinguished addition to any collection: this Wedgwood Geniu...
10/01/2026

🟢 AVAILABLE - Lord Wedgwood signed "frog" service plate 🐸
A distinguished addition to any collection: this Wedgwood Genius Collection plate depicts Chepstow Castle and is a faithful reproduction of the celebrated Frog Service commissioned for Catherine the Great in the 1770s.
Unusually, this example is personally signed by Lord Wedgwood himself, offering authenticated provenance that collectors and Wedgwood enthusiasts. In excellent condition, it bridges 18th-century heritage with modern Wedgwood craftsmanship.
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