Luxury homeware & household goods: Minton Gold Tableware

Since 1793 Minton has stood as a mark of excellence in china tableware and giftware.
Minton Pure Gold tableware collection showcases all the existing skills of Minton craftsmen in a contemporary way, for these bone china vessels are hand crafted in Staffordshire at the famous Minton Studio. Colin Minton Campbell acquired the patents for the revolutionary Acid Gold Process in 1863 to add a stylish, tactile bas-relief finish to gilding.

True to the exotic traditions of Minton, Pure Gold brings right up to date the characteristic legacy of a finely detailed lizard skin texture on sweeping curved surfaces, completed by the embossed Minton stamp inside each piece. ‘Pure Gold’ that has been charaterised by their acid etch technique that was developed in the 19th Century. The set includes vase (£790), beaker (£160), bowl (£415), dish (£205), teapot (£510.64), pendant (£100) and others. It features hand-applied 22 carat gold in Minton’s signature lizard skin finish.
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