Coalport pair of wine glass coolers or cachepots

Coalport — circa 1851-61
£750 for the pair

Painted with a single or double flower head in a diamond cartouche created by crossed bands of a ‘bleu céleste’ type ground.

Blue painted monogram CBD on the underside of one, remains of the same on the other.

Dimensions
11cm high, 12cm diameter, 15cm wide including handles

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History

The use of a ‘bleu céleste’ type ground was a popular way for the higher end English manufacturers, notably as Coalport and Minton, to reimagine something Sèvres had first created and mastered a century earlier.

In a Sèvres context, the small size of these examples would suggest their use to be for cooling wine glasses. Today they are more useful as plant pot holders, or cachepots.