Early 19th century Gaudy Dutch Sunflower porcelain cup and saucer bowl set, Staffordshire, England, circa 1820–1835. This hand-painted export ware features the classic Gaudy palette with deep cobalt blue field, iron red florals, yellow dot accents, and polychrome leaves. A beautiful and authentic example of early pearlware made for the American market.

The set includes the matching cup and saucer bowl along with the display stand shown. Strong enamel colors and a nicely aged glaze with expected period crazing. A desirable addition for collectors of early Staffordshire, Gaudy Dutch, or Americana ceramics.

Condition: Please review photos carefully as they are part of the description.
Excellent antique condition overall.

• One very small 1mm nick on the edge of the cup

• Minor paint wear around the rims consistent with age and use

• Fine crazing present throughout, normal and expected for early 19th century pearlware

• No visible cracks or repairs noted

Measurements:

• Saucer/Bowl: 5.5" diameter x 1.25" height

• Cup: 3.75" top diameter x 2.5" height x 1.75" bottom diameter

• Wooden stand included