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Derby Porcelain Factory

October 10, 2026 · 1 min read · the Chelsea-Derby period began in 1770, when William Duesbury, one of the owners of the Derby Factory, acquried the Chelsea factory, and lasted until he closed it in 1784. During these years the products of both factories bore the same mark.

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the Chelsea-Derby period began in 1770, when William Duesbury, one of the owners of the Derby Factory, acquried the Chelsea factory, and lasted until he closed it in 1784. During these years the products of both factories bore the same mark. WorksSauce BoatFlower Pot and…

the Chelsea-Derby period began in 1770, when William Duesbury, one of the owners of the Derby Factory, acquried the Chelsea factory, and lasted until he closed it in 1784. During these years the products of both factories bore the same mark.

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Works by Derby Porcelain Factory

Sauce Boat — Derby Porcelain Factory

Sauce Boat

Flower Pot and Flowers — Derby Porcelain Factory

Flower Pot and Flowers

Flower Pot and Flowers — Derby Porcelain Factory

Flower Pot and Flowers

Duseberry Cream Pot — Derby Porcelain Factory

Duseberry Cream Pot

Seated Musician — Derby Porcelain Factory

Seated Musician

Air — Derby Porcelain Factory

Air

Seated Musicians — Derby Porcelain Factory

Seated Musicians

Earth — Derby Porcelain Factory

Earth

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