Each was marked with the incised triangle and script mark used by the Chelsea Porcelain Factory and designed by Sprimont. Other examples of the jug can be seen in at least three museum collections.

Amazingly, the trinket turned out to be a very rare early treasure produced in 1745 at London’s Chelsea Porcelain Factory. Run by Nicholas Sprimont, the factory was the first eminent ...

is one of the earliest examples of porcelain from the famous Chelsea factory. It's owners had no idea of its importance and displayed it on their mantlepiece balanced on top of a wine bottle until ...

Just behind is the site of the former Chelsea Porcelain Factory that operated in the area between 1743 to 1770 and produced some of the world's most valuable collections. Judy Campbell ...

Chelsea porcelain was made in Chelsea, England, about 1750. One of the famous pieces is the “Goat and Bee” milk jug that was designed by Nicholas Sprimont (1716-1771). He was ...

The rare sculpture was one of the first pieces produced at London's famous Chelsea factory which was a leader in porcelain figures in the 18th century. It is now going under the hammer with an ...

A newly renovated, 18-century home, which sits on the site of a bakehouse where pots were fired for the Chelsea Porcelain Works factory, hit the market last month in Chelsea, London. The Old ...

The rare sculpture was one of the first pieces produced at London's famous Chelsea factory which was a leader in porcelain figures in the 18th century. It is now going under the hammer with an ...