Antique Bloor Derby Porcelain Milk Jug Pitcher Hand Painted Crazed 14cm Wedgwood ideal for cabinet display

ideal for cabinet display

is a highly desirable and evocative piece

the 2nd Earl of Rochester

This Wedgwood Groups Pattern bowl will appeal to:

The reverse is inscribed with his name and bears the Wedgwood mark

Antique Bloor Derby Porcelain Milk Jug Pitcher Hand Painted Crazed 14cm Wedgwood ideal for cabinet displayA pretty antique Bloor Derby porcelain milk jug, hand painted in the Derby manner with floral sprigs and gilt detailing. Early 19th century, of the Bloor period (1811 1848). The Derby Porcelain Company, founded around 1750, was one of the most important and longest running English porcelain factories. The "Bloor Derby" period takes its name from Robert Bloor, who acquired the works in 1811 and ran it (latterly under the management of others as his