Liverpool soft-paste porcelain was produced by various manufactories in the city between about 1754 and 1804. Makers include William Reid, Samuel Gilbody, Richard Chaffers, Philip Christian, and members of the Pennington family.

A rare William Reid Coffee Can, painted with Fancy Birds. Liverpool, circa 1758-61
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Liverpool porcelain
A very rare Philip Christian commemorative Mug, decorated in the London studio of James Giles, circa 1770
A Philip Christian Rock Garden Saucer, circa 1765-68
A very rare William Reid Jug of large proportions, painted with a bouquet, floral sprays and scattered sprigs, circa 1756-58
A rare Liverpool Creamboat, circa 1770-75
A rare William Reid Plate, pencilled with the Sportsman’s Arms, circa 1756-58
Liverpool porcelain
A rare and important William Reid armorial Punch Bowl, circa 1756-58
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Liverpool porcelain
A small Richard Chaffers Mug or Coffee Can, circa 1758
Liverpool porcelain
A rare Samuel Gilbody Mug, circa 1758-60
Liverpool porcelain
A Richard Chaffers Bowl, circa 1758-60
antique Liverpool porcelain
A steatitic porcelain Bowl, probably Richard Chaffers, circa 1762-65
antique Liverpool porcelain
A Liverpool Coffee Cup, circa 1770
antique Liverpool porcelain
A Liverpool Saucer, circa 1785