Coalport blue and white porcelain vase marked a.d 1750 with the Coalport Crown Mark to base 8cm tall oval cabochon the studio like his canvases

the studio like his canvases become a space to investigate the heritage of the natural world and the ancient stories related to the landscape

The three Pieces are a salt pot (10cm tall)

Wallace and Gromit - Wallace Coalport figurine 14

5cm deep approx

Coalport blue and white porcelain vase marked a.d 1750 with the Coalport Crown Mark to base 8cm tall oval cabochon the studio like his canvasesCoalport porcelain vase marked a. d 1750 with the Coalport Crown Mark to base 8cm tall The Coalport porcelain manufactory was a market leading pottery throughout the 1800s, it produced a staggering range of porcelain products of all shapes and types. Seemingly Coalport was named Coalport because of the coal that was transferred from canal boats to river vessels in the Coalbrook Dale area. This vase has a hairline crack see image and a tiny (only feel