and Decorative Arts Society
Caughley Cabbage Leaf Jug, Circa 1790
More items in this genre are in 18th Century Blue & White
In June of 2007 Marc-James Manor Museum Decorative Arts Society
reopened its doors at Marc-James Mews.
Most of the collection
remains available for viewing. Some items have been removed and are now
available for purchase in our Museum Shop.
In June 2010, we will
offer a
light afternoon tea and a tour of
the Ceramics Collections, the Alison Eliason Library and,
when weather permits, the grounds at Marc-James Mews.
We also open the Museum Shop by appointment.
New Hall Covered Sugar Pattern No.697. View of both sides.
By appointment, Marc-James Mews, the Museum and Neal's Gardens
are open for private viewing.
One line please browse in the Museum for beautiful china, ceramics, rare books and pamphlets.
The shop contains rare 18th and 19th century china teapots
and Derby Porcelain
formerly in the Powers and James Collections.
Ask Marc for the historical provenance of each unique possession,
displayed earlier in Marc-James Manor.
Click here to buy general antiques displayed in the original Marc-James Manor.
All objects on this page are not for sale but are available for viewing at the Marc-James Museum
