Regency Old Dragons polychrome porcelain tea cup c.1815 Wedgwood soft ivory tone of the

soft ivory tone of the creamware lends a gentle glow to candlelight

and natural wood

designed to be admired from every angle

Collectors of Wedgwood and fine English ceramics

Regency Old Dragons polychrome porcelain tea cup c.1815 Wedgwood soft ivory tone of theThis small porcelain teacup dates from the English Regency period, around 18101820, and is a fine example of brightly enamelled dragons in compartments decoration. The gently tapering sides, loop handle and delicate, almost eggshell body all point to an early 19th century teacup rather than a coffee can. Standing approximately 6 cm high and about 7. 7 cm in rim diameter, it is the correct size for tea service in the period. The exterior is divided