Rare porcelain items worth up to £14,000 to go under the hammer
With the popularity of wares produced at the Lowestoft Porcelain factory in the 18th Century still remaining as strong as ever, more than 100 lots are set to feature as an annual auction returns to its hometown.
The popular annual auction of 18th Century Lowestoft Porcelain will be held at the Hotel Victoria on Kirkley Cliff, Lowestoft on Wednesday, October 21.
Lowestoft Porcelain was first established in 1757 and produced a range of household pieces such as teapots, tea bowls and personalised birth tablets - as well as decorative and specially commissioned pieces inscribed with names and dates - at a factory in Crown Street, before closing in 1802.
Items produced at the Lowestoft Porcelain factory in the 18th Century will feature at an auction on October 21.........
