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I just bought this fine little porcelain creamer from the early 19th century.

it’s unmarked other than a pattern number 19. The pattern number is written in very much the New Hall style but, frustratingly, pattern 19 is not in either of the New Hall pattern book reconstructions that I’ve got. There are a few other possibilities (Factories x y and z). The pattern is very typical of the period.

what do you think?

 

Could it be Chelsea pottery?

 

I don’t think so

 

Is there a pattern 61?

 

No. I wondered that but the 1 has a distinctive kick that would look wrong upside down.?I’ve got another piece and that number has the same kick.

 

Try on the British Pottery and Porcelain FB group. There's a couple of absolute whizzes on New Hall and so on there.

 

Thanks for the tip

 

Let's see what they say!

 

Solved in five minutes, Machin pattern 19

 

I saw - they're really good on early stuff.