19th C. Rockingham Works Brameld Porcelain Inkwell For Sale

Beautiful first half of the 19th century porcelain figural inkwell by Rockingham Works Brmaeld, c. 1820 - 1842. Pattern features a shell with two small neptune shells for quills supported by two shell feet with hand-painted gilt scrolls and scalloped rim. Base is stamped with the Rockingham Works Brameld puce stamp.Measures 3 1/2" long x 3 1/4" wide x 1 7/8" high and is in overall Excellent conditionnote a chip to the the outer rim and two small chips to the edge of one shell as shown.
Brameld family supported by Earl Fitzwilliam, Swinton, 1807-1842.The Rockingham Works was established in 1825 at Swinton in Yorkshire under the patronage of the second Earl Fitzwilliam (nephew and heir of the Marquis of Rockingham) by the brothers Thomas, George Frederick and John Wager Brameld. By far the youngest of the factories from which services were ordered by William IV following his accession in 1830, the Rockingham Works quickly established a reputation for producing wares of outstanding quality. (Makers of pottery 1807-1842, and bone china c.1820-1842)
A fine addition to any home or collection!
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