1810 Minton Porcelain Coffee Can English Regency En Grisaille Landscape

This rare and decorative porcelain coffee can was produced by Minton porcelain factory in England during the early 19th century, circa 1808. The can features a hand painted en grisaille scene depicting a ruin within a rural landscape. The base of the coffee can features the hand painted interlaced Minton mark with the pattern number 119 below. This is a quality early item by Minton, the perfect piece for anyone who collects rare and decorative English porcelain.

Reference: Please see Museum number: C.13-1916 in the Victoria and Albert Museum’s online collection for an identical example.

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Measuring: Width including handle 3 3/8 inch (8.5 cm). Height 2 3/8 inch (6 cm).

Condition: Not perfect with minor wear to gilded rim. Stable firing crack to handle. 0.5 inch hairline to interior and some stable firing faults around the outer edge of bottom of the can.

Item ID:12545