Porcelain

HEREND Hungary handpainted Apponyi Purple bud vase.

Apponyi Purplee Motif:  Chinese style motif with the Fleurs des Indes (Flowers of the Indies) motif of a peony surrounded by leaves.  Around the edge runs a garland of stylized leaves and gilded incised rosettes.  On the ledge there is a contoured pattern of a flower surrounded by six leaves, decorated with gold.  The origin of this pattern is associated with Count Albert Apponyi, for whom this simplified version of Fleurs des Indes was first prepared.

Dimensions:  6-1/4″ tall x 3-1/4″ x 1-1/4″, opening is 1″ diameter

Condition:  Excellent

Markings:  Herend, Hungary, Handpainted, 7105./AV

Founded in 1775 by John Aynsley, Aynsley china has been one of the most influential companies in the British tableware industry for centuries. Known for their elaborate, unique designs and meticulous craftsmanship. As the company began to rise in popularity Queen Victoria herself commissioned Aynsley China to produce a set of tableware for her own personal use. Having a personal commission from Her Royal Majesty, allowed them to use the royal family seal in its logo, confirming the company’s reputation, and place in dinnerware history. Despite the shift in today’s china making process, little has changed in their production techniques which remain similar to those used when the company started.

Lovely classical Greek/Roman style urn bud vase with gold curlicue handles. Part of the 'Orchard Gold' collection this vase is beautifully decorated with colorful fruit and gold accents.  Edges of rim are scalloped in gold. Transfer printed with hand painted embellishments and, signed 'N. Brunt' (Nancy Brunt - active 1935-1975). This pattern has been discontinued, thus very sought after. 

ID#: CER108

Collection: Orchard Gold

Material: Bone china

Height: 3 1/4 inches

Width: 1 7/16 inches 

Markings: 'AYNSLEY ENGLAND BONE CHINA', makers mark, 'N. BRUNT' - please refer to images.

Condition: used, excellent. Please refer to images. 

Founded in 1775 by John Aynsley, Aynsley china has been one of the most influential companies in the British tableware industry for centuries. Known for their elaborate, unique designs and meticulous craftsmanship. As the company began to rise in popularity Queen Victoria herself commissioned Aynsley China to produce a set of tableware for her own personal use. Having a personal commission from Her Royal Majesty, allowed them to use the royal family seal in its logo, confirming the company’s reputation, and place in dinnerware history. Despite the shift in today’s china making process, little has changed in their production techniques which remain similar to those used when the company started.

Delightful Aynsley creamer and open sugar bowl set. Footed creamer features colorful fruit on a cream background. Rim is slightly scalloped in gold with gold handle and base. Interior of creamer is painted in gold. This piece is signed 'N. Burnt' (Nancy Burnt active 1935 - 1975). Matching open sugar bowl is also wonderfully ornamented with colorful fruit on a cream base. Slightly scalloped gold rim and gold base. This is piece is signed both 'D.Jones' (Doris Jones active 1938 - 1975) and 'N.Burnt' (Nancy Burnt active 1938 - 1969).

ID#: CER105

Collection: Orchard Gold

Material: Bone china

Creamer Measurements: 2 1/2 inches height, 2 inch width

Sugar Bowl Measurements: 2 inch height, 3 inch width

Creamer Markings: 'AYNSLEY ENGLAND BONE CHINA', 'N. BURNT'

Sugar Bowl Markings: 'AYNSLEY ENGLAND BONE CHINA', 'N. BURNT', 'D. Jones' 

Condition: used, excellent. Please refer to images. 

Founded in 1775 by John Aynsley, Aynsley china has been one of the most influential companies in the British tableware industry for centuries. Known for their elaborate, unique designs and meticulous craftsmanship. As the company began to rise in popularity Queen Victoria herself commissioned Aynsley China to produce a set of tableware for her own personal use. Having a personal commission from Her Royal Majesty, allowed them to use the royal family seal in its logo, confirming the company’s reputation, and place in dinnerware history. Despite the shift in today’s china making process, little has changed in their production techniques which remain similar to those used when the company started.

Darling vintage finger bowl trinket dish in the 'Orchard Gold' pattern. Center of bowl features fruit on a cream background. Edges of bowl are scalloped in gold and underside has two gold rims. Transfer printed with hand painted embellishments and, signed Jones (Doris Jones active 1938-1969). This pattern has been discontinued, thus very sought after.

ID#: CER117

Collection: Orchard Gold

Material: Bone china

Width: 5 5/8 inches 

Markings: 'EST. 1775 AYNSLEY ENGLAND BONE CHINA 28', 'M", '1303', 'JONES'

Condition: used, excellent. Please refer to images. 

Founded in 1775 by John Aynsley, Aynsley china has been one of the most influential companies in the British tableware industry for centuries. Known for their elaborate, unique designs and meticulous craftsmanship. As the company began to rise in popularity Queen Victoria herself commissioned Aynsley China to produce a set of tableware for her own personal use. Having a personal commission from Her Royal Majesty, allowed them to use the royal family seal in its logo, confirming the company’s reputation, and place in dinnerware history. Despite the shift in today’s china making process, little has changed in their production techniques which remain similar to those used when the company started.

Elegant large tea cup and matching saucer. Teacup has the signature colorful fruit pattern covering the outside of cup, slightly scalloped gold rim and full gold bowl, foot and handle.  Matching saucer gold center surrounded by vibrant fruit. Plate features a slightly scalloped gold rim. Transfer printed with hand painted embellishments and both are signed by, 'N. Brunt' (Nancy Brunt active 1935-1975). This pattern has been discontinued, thus very sought after.

ID#: CER131

Collection: Orchard Gold 

Material: Bone china 

Tea Cup Dimensions: 2 1/4 inch height, 2 1/2 inch width

Saucer Dimensions: 5 13/16 inches 

Tea Cup Markings: 'EST 1775 AYNSLEU ENGLAND FINE ENGLISH BONE CHIN', 'N.Brunt' 

Saucer Markings: 'AYNSLEY ENGLAND BONE CHINA', 'N.Burnt', other indiscernible hallmarks please refer to images. 

Condition: used, excellent. Please refer to images.

Founded in 1775 by John Aynsley, Aynsley china has been one of the most influential companies in the British tableware industry for centuries. Known for their elaborate, unique designs and meticulous craftsmanship. As the company began to rise in popularity Queen Victoria herself commissioned Aynsley China to produce a set of tableware for her own personal use. Having a personal commission from Her Royal Majesty, allowed them to use the royal family seal in its logo, confirming the company’s reputation, and place in dinnerware history. Despite the shift in today’s china making process, little has changed in their production techniques which remain similar to those used when the company started.

Elegant large teacup and matching saucer. Teacup has the signature colorful fruit pattern covering the outside of cup and inside of the bowl. Teacup features a slightly scalloped gold rim, gold foot, and gold handle.  Matching saucer has a gold center surrounded by vibrant fruit. Plate features a slightly scalloped gold rim and center of plate. Transfer printed with hand painted embellishments, teacup signed by both D. Jones (Doris Jones active 1938 - 1969) and N. Brunt (Nancy Brunt active 1935 - 1975), saucer signed by N. Brunt. This pattern has been discontinued, thus very sought after.

ID#: CER124

Collection: Orchard Gold

Material: Bone china

Teacup Dimensions: 2 1/4 inch height, 4 inch width

Saucer Dimensions: 6 inches

Teacup Markings: 'AYNSLEY ENGLAND BONE CHINA', 'N. Brunt', indiscernible marks, please refer to images. 

Saucer Markings: 'AYNSLEY ENGLAND BONE CHINA', 'N. Brunt', indiscernible marks, please refer to images. 

Founded in 1775 by John Aynsley, Aynsley china has been one of the most influential companies in the British tableware industry for centuries. Known for their elaborate, unique designs and meticulous craftsmanship. As the company began to rise in popularity Queen Victoria herself commissioned Aynsley China to produce a set of tableware for her own personal use. Having a personal commission from Her Royal Majesty, allowed them to use the royal family seal in its logo, confirming the company’s reputation, and place in dinnerware history. Despite the shift in today’s china making process, little has changed in their production techniques which remain similar to those used when the company started.

Elegant large teacup and matching saucer. Teacup has the signature colorful fruit pattern covering the outside of cup, slightly scalloped gold rim and full gold bowl, foot and handle.  Matching saucer gold center surrounded by vibrant fruit. Plate features a slightly scalloped gold rim. Transfer printed with hand painted embellishments, and both are signed by, 'N. Brunt' (Nancy Brunt active 1935-1975). This pattern has been discontinued, thus very sought after.

ID#: CER132

Collection: Orchard Gold 

Material: Bone china 

Tea Cup Dimensions: 2 1/4 inch height, 2 1/2 inch width

Saucer Dimensions: 5 13/16 inches 

Tea Cup Markings: 'EST 1775 AYNSLEY ENGLAND FINE ENGLISH BONE CHIN', 'N.Brunt' 

Saucer Markings: 'AYNSLEY ENGLAND BONE CHINA', 'N.Burnt', other indiscernible hallmarks please refer to images. 

Condition: used, excellent. Please refer to images.

Founded in 1775 by John Aynsley, Aynsley china has been one of the most influential companies in the British tableware industry for centuries. Known for their elaborate, unique designs and meticulous craftsmanship. As the company began to rise in popularity Queen Victoria herself commissioned Aynsley China to produce a set of tableware for her own personal use. Having a personal commission from Her Royal Majesty, allowed them to use the royal family seal in its logo, confirming the company’s reputation, and place in dinnerware history. Despite the shift in today’s china making process, little has changed in their production techniques which remain similar to those used when the company started.

Elegant vintage Aynsley luncheon plate featuring beautifully detailed fruit around the perimeter of the plate. Slightly scalloped gold edges and gold center. Transfer printed with hand painted embellishments and, signed 'N. Brunt' (Nancy Brunt active 1935-1975) and 'D.Jones' (Doris Jones active 1938 - 1969). This pattern has been discontinued, thus very sought after.

ID#: CER120

Collection: Orchard Gold

Material: Bone china 

Dimensions: 8 3/8 inches

Markings: 'EST 1775 AYNSLEY ENGLAND Bone China', 'C746', '18', 'N.Brunt', 'D.Jones'

Condition: used, excellent. Please refer to images. 

Founded in 1775 by John Aynsley, Aynsley china has been one of the most influential companies in the British tableware industry for centuries. Known for their elaborate, unique designs and meticulous craftsmanship. As the company began to rise in popularity Queen Victoria herself commissioned Aynsley China to produce a set of tableware for her own personal use. Having a personal commission from Her Royal Majesty, allowed them to use the royal family seal in its logo, confirming the company’s reputation, and place in dinnerware history. Despite the shift in today’s china making process, little has changed in their production techniques which remain similar to those used when the company started.

Elegant vintage Aynsley luncheon plate featuring beautifully detailed fruit around the perimeter of the plate. Slightly scalloped gold edges and gold center. Transfer printed with hand painted embellishments and, signed 'N. Brunt' (Nancy Brunt active 1935-1975) and 'D.Jones' (Doris Jones active 1938 - 1969). This pattern has been discontinued, thus very sought after.

ID#: CER121

Collection: Orchard Gold

Material: Bone china 

Dimensions: 8 3/8 inches

Markings: 'EST 1775 AYNSLEY ENGLAND Bone China', 'C746', '18', 'N.Brunt', 'D.Jones'

Condition: used, excellent. Please refer to images. 

Founded in 1775 by John Aynsley, Aynsley china has been one of the most influential companies in the British tableware industry for centuries. Known for their elaborate, unique designs and meticulous craftsmanship. As the company began to rise in popularity Queen Victoria herself commissioned Aynsley China to produce a set of tableware for her own personal use. Having a personal commission from Her Royal Majesty, allowed them to use the royal family seal in its logo, confirming the company’s reputation, and place in dinnerware history. Despite the shift in today’s china making process, little has changed in their production techniques which remain similar to those used when the company started.

Elegant vintage Aynsley luncheon plate featuring beautifully detailed fruit around the perimeter of the plate. Slightly scalloped gold edges and gold center. Transfer printed with hand painted embellishments and, signed 'N. Brunt' (Nancy Brunt active 1935-1975). This pattern has been discontinued, thus very sought after.

ID#: CER119

Collection: Orchard Gold

Material: Bone china 

Dimensions: 8 3/8 inches

Markings: 'EST 1775 AYNSLEY ENGLAND Bone China', 'C746', '18', 'N.Brunt'

Condition: used, excellent. Please refer to images. 

Founded in 1775 by John Aynsley, Aynsley china has been one of the most influential companies in the British tableware industry for centuries. Known for their elaborate, unique designs and meticulous craftsmanship. As the company began to rise in popularity Queen Victoria herself commissioned Aynsley China to produce a set of tableware for her own personal use. Having a personal commission from Her Royal Majesty, allowed them to use the royal family seal in its logo, confirming the company’s reputation, and place in dinnerware history. Despite the shift in today’s china making process, little has changed in their production techniques which remain similar to those used when the company started.

Vibrant and colorful fruit on a cream background decorate the center of the plate. Rim is slightly scalloped in gold. Transfer printed with hand painted embellishments, and both are signed by, ‘D. Jones' (Doris Jones active 1938-1969). This pattern has been discontinued, thus very sought after.

ID#: CER114

Collection: Orchard Gold

Material: Bone China

Dimensions: 6 3/8 inches

Markings: 'AYNSLEY ENGLAND BONE CHINA', other indiscernible markings please refer to images

Condition: used, excellent. Please refer to images. 

Founded in 1775 by John Aynsley, Aynsley china has been one of the most influential companies in the British tableware industry for centuries. Known for their elaborate, unique designs and meticulous craftsmanship. As the company began to rise in popularity Queen Victoria herself commissioned Aynsley China to produce a set of tableware for her own personal use. Having a personal commission from Her Royal Majesty, allowed them to use the royal family seal in its logo, confirming the company’s reputation, and place in dinnerware history. Despite the shift in today’s china making process, little has changed in their production techniques which remain similar to those used when the company started.

Vibrant and colorful fruit on a cream background decorate the center of the plate. Rim is slightly scalloped in gold. Transfer printed with hand painted embellishments, and both are signed by, ‘D. Jones' (Doris Jones active 1938-1969). This pattern has been discontinued, thus very sought after.

ID#: CER115

Collection: Orchard Gold

Material: Bone China

Dimensions: 6 3/8 inches

Markings: 'AYNSLEY ENGLAND BONE CHINA', other indiscernible markings please refer to images

Condition: used, excellent. Please refer to images.