Early 19th C. Pearlware Staffordshire Teacup & Saucer Qilong (Dragon) Set

Early 19th C. Pearlware Staffordshire Teacup & Saucer Qilong (Dragon) Set

On offer is an English Staffordshire transferware on pearlware handleless teacup and a deep bowl saucer. Made in the early 19th Century, this blue and white set features a stylized Qilong, or Chinese flying dragon ...

$$$$$ · Indexed December 28, 2025 ·

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History
  • Pieces like the teacup and saucer set are reflective of the Georgian Period in England, which lasted roughly from 1800 to 1830, a time known for its distinctive design aesthetics.
  • These sets often imitate Chinese porcelain styles, highlighting how British pottery adapted to global influences and trade patterns in the early 19th century.
  • The transferware technique, commonly used in this era, enabled mass production of intricate designs, making decorative ceramics more accessible to the public.

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