English New Hall Porcelain Boy in the Window Creamer Jug window chairs Blue and white tiles were

Blue and white tiles were favored in the 17th century to emulate the style of Chinese Export and Delft ceramics

It is decorated with an idyllic river landscape scene with a bridge

Publisher: Wilkie and Robinson (London

Asian snuff bottles

with an underground root cellar in the foreground

English New Hall Porcelain Boy in the Window Creamer Jug window chairs Blue and white tiles wereDETAILS STYLE Chinese Export style PATTERN MODEL Boy in the Window 425 COLOR(S) Orange, pink, green, blue on white ground PLACE OF ORIGIN United Kingdom MAKER Attributed to New Hall Company (Shelton, Staffordshire, England 1781 1835) MARKS Numbered (base): N495 PERIOD George III (1760 1820) Early 19th century DATE Circa 1810 DIMENSIONS Width 4. 5 Depth 2. 25 Height 4. 25 inches CONDITION Note: chip.