Kent Pottery Floral Saucer
Ceramic, Tableware • Kent Pottery (Staffordshire style production)
Style & Movement
Traditional British Floral / Country Garden Style
Medium & Technique
Fine bone china or porcelain with transfer-printed floral motifs and likely a clear glaze
Creation Period
Late 20th to Early 21st Century (Circa 1990-present)
Dimensions & Format
Circular tondo format; approximately 5-6 inches in diameter
Subject Description
A dense, all-over pattern of wild English flowers including primroses, dog roses, bluebells, and violets. The composition follows a 'chintz' style aesthetic where motifs are scattered across the white ground.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Very Good; the glaze appears intact with no visible crazing or significant chips in the provided overhead view
Estimated Market Value
$10 - $25 USD (for a single saucer/replacement)
Auction Estimate
$30 - $60 USD (as part of a full tea set)
Provenance History
Mass-produced decorative tableware likely sourced through retail or giftware markets; part of a larger tea service set
Art Historical Significance
Represents the continuation of the Staffordshire pottery tradition in the mass market, emphasizing the accessibility of Victorian-inspired floral aesthetics for domestic use.
Notable Features
Highly detailed botanical accuracy in the transfer prints; classic inset well for a teacup placement
Condition Issues
Possible light surface scratches from cutlery use (stacked wear) and base rim shelf wear
Conservation Recommendations
Hand wash only to prevent fading of transfer print; avoid abrasive cleaners and microwave use if metallic gilding is present on the rim
Collector Notes
Kent pottery