James Giles (1718-80) decoration on English and Chinese porcelain, including Worcester and Liverpool, and also Giles decoration on English glassware. This section also includes the work of other independent decorators or Hausmaler, and those wares termed ‘Limehouse Class’.

James Giles decoration
Armorial Chinese Plate, decorated in the James Giles studio, circa 1755-60
James Giles decoration
Armorial Worcester Sugar Bowl from the Calmady service, decorated in the London studio of James Giles, circa 1772-74
James Giles decoration
Armorial Chinese Plate, decorated in the James Giles studio, circa 1765-70
Worcester Coffee Cup, almost certainly decorated in the London studio of James Giles, circa 1772-75
James Giles decoration
Worcester Dessert Plate, decorated in the Giles studio, circa 1770
Worcester Dessert Plate, painted with rouge de fer European landscape scenes reserved on a blue scale ground, circa 1772-75
Limehouse Class decoration
Chinese Slop Bowl, decorated in London with ‘Limehouse Class’ enamels, circa 1740-50
Limehouse Class decoration
Chinese Teapot and Cover, decorated in London with ‘Limehouse Class’ enamels, circa 1740-50
James Giles decoration
Chinese Coffee Cup, decorated in the Giles studio with a Man in a Red Coat pattern, circa 1745-50
Chinese export porcelain
Chinese Teapot Stand, decorated in the James Giles studio, circa 1755-65
Chinese Milk Jug, decorated in the James Giles studio, circa 1755-65
James Giles decoration
Chinese Coffee Cup, decorated in the James Giles studio, circa 1755-65
Chinese Milk Jug, decorated in London, circa 1740-50
Limehouse Class decoration
Chinese Coffee Cup, decorated in London with ‘Limehouse Class’ enamels, circa 1740-50
Chinese Coffee Cup, decorated in London, circa 1720-40
Chinese anhua Teapot and Cover, Kangxi or Yongzheng, circa 1720-30, the overglaze decoration added in London between 1730-40
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Chinese export porcelain
Chinese Tea Caddy, Kangxi, circa 1720, decorated in Holland, circa 1730
Chinese Ginger Jar, decorated in London, circa 1820