S025
Service Ludlow
- Service
- Ludlow
- Description
- A placeholder for pieces in Ludlow service style, as well as Ludlow named service pieces, all painted in coloured enamels with flower sprays, within puce scale borders, with green (or red) and gilt cartouches of leaves and pendant flowers.
- Notes
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- Service ID
- S025
Historic illustrations, exhibitions and provenance
H0503 · 1873
A cutting from Owen featuring a tea spoon from the Ludlow service
H0598 · 1874
Ludlow tea spoon from the William Edkins sale at Sotheby's, 1874
H0273 · 1912
Ludlow service teapot and stand from the Trapnell collection
Source: The Alfred Trapnell Catalogue of Bristol and Plymouth Porcelain - Deluxe Edition Plates
H0274 · 1912
Trapnell collection No. 216
Source: The Alfred Trapnell Catalogue of Bristol and Plymouth Porcelain
H0442 · 1975
Ludlow service spoon tray from F. Severne Mackenna's collection
Source: The FS Mackenna Collection of English Porcelain vol 3 Plymouth & Bristol
H0443 · 1975
A Ludlow service spoon from F. Severne Mackenna's collection
Source: The FS Mackenna Collection of English Porcelain vol 3 Plymouth & Bristol
H0520 · 2021
Spoon tray from the Ludlow service, from the Vanessa Stevenson sale at Albert Amor
Source: The Vanessa Stevenson Collection
H0521 · 2021
A pair of tea spoons from the Ludlow service, from Albert Amor's Vanessa Stevenson catalogue
Source: The Vanessa Stevenson Collection
H0522 · 2021
Tea cup and saucer from the Ludlow service from the Vanessa Steveson catalogue
Source: The Vanessa Stevenson Collection
H0258 · 2024
A Ludlow-pattern jug in Albert Amor's Creed catalogue
Source: The Creed Collection of Plymouth & Bristol Porcelain (part II)
H0288 · 2024
A Ludlow service tea cup and saucer from the Creed collection
Source: The Creed Collection of Plymouth & Bristol Porcelain (part II)
H0291 · 2024
A Ludlow pattern tea canister from the Creed collection
Source: The Creed Collection of Plymouth & Bristol Porcelain (part II)
H0333 · 2024
A sucrier with Ludlow service decoration, from Albert Amor's Creed catalogue
Source: The Creed Collection of Plymouth & Bristol Porcelain (part II)
Constituents
Group · g1540
A teacup and saucer from the Ludlow service
Jug · 1206
A Bristol ovoid milk jug, with crabstock loop handle and leaf moulded lip, painted in coloured enamels in Ludlow service style with scattered flower sprays, beneath a puce scale band, with green and gilt cartouches of flowers and leaves, and pendant flowers, circa 1775, no mark
Sucrier · 1207
A Bristol ogee-shaped sucrier and cover, with flower and leaf knop, painted in coloured enamels in Ludlow service style, with flower sprays, within puce scale borders, with green and gilt cartouches of leaves and pendant flowers, circa 1775, no mark.
Sucrier · 1290
A Bristol ogee-shaped sucrier and cover, with flower and leaf knop, painted in coloured enamels in Ludlow service style, with flower sprays, within puce scale borders, with pink and gilt cartouches of leaves and pendant flowers, circa 1775, no mark.
Cup · 1540
A Bristol teacup from the Ludlow of Campden Service, with entwined loop handle, painted with the arms of Daniel Ludlow of Campden, within a gilt scroll cartouche, and with flower sprays, the borders painted with flowers, suspended from a puce, green and gilt diaper panelled band, angular gilt dentil rims, circa 1775, no mark
Saucer · 1540.1
A Bristol tea saucer, from the Ludlow of Campden Service, painted with the arms of Daniel Ludlow of Campden, within a gilt scroll cartouche, and with flower sprays, the borders painted with flowers, suspended from a puce, green and gilt diaper panelled band, angular gilt dentil rims, circa 1775, no mark
- No photograph
Spoon · 1599
A rare Bristol tea spoon, from the Ludlow Service, the shell shaped bowl painted in coloured enamels with a flower spray, the leaf moulded handle painted with a flower, within gilt borders, circa 1775, no mark.
Tea canister · 1548
A rare Bristol small ogee shaped tea canister, with short straight neck, painted in coloured enamels with two sprays of flowers and leaves, and scattered flowers, beneath a gilt leaf scroll band, with iron red scroll panale and green leaves, 2 1/2" high, circa 1772, no mark
