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Bow Bow was founded in about 1748 by Thomas Frye who was a painter. It was bought in 1750 by two merchants but Frye remained in charge until 1759 after which the quality of the work went downhill. Production seems to have gone on until about 1776 when William Duesbury bought the factory. He closed the works and moved all the molds to his Derby factory. The porcelain was softpaste with bone ash added in.
Porzellan aus Bow Englisches Porzellan aus England Porzellan aus Bow Porcelain made in Bow Porcelain made by Bow Porcelaine de Bow porcelaine Porcelain from Bow Porcelain |
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 Putto Figurine (click image for details) |
 Pair of Bough Pots (click image for details) |
 Early Lady Figurine (click image for details) |
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 Pistol Grip Knife (click image for details) |
 Fun Polychrome Plate (click image for details) |
 Blanc de Chine Handle Fork (click image for details) |
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 Cherub w/Bocage Figurine (click image for details) |
 Pedestal with Flowers (click image for details) |
 Large Putto Figurine (click image for details) |
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 Chinoiserie Scene Plate (click image for details) |
 Putto with Flowers (click image for details) |
 Blue & White Leaf Dish (click image for details) |
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 Sitting Putto w/Urn Figurine (click image for details) |
 Early Polychrome Leaf Dish (click image for details) |
 Sense of Smell Figurine (click image for details) |
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 Superb Bird w/ Bocage Figurine (click image for details) |
 Small Chinoiserie Plate (click image for details) |
 Bow Putto on Nice Base (click image for details) |
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 Blanc de Chine Teabowl (click image for details)  |
 Vase (click image for details) |
 Blanc de Chine Cup (click image for details) |
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 Small Pedestal with Bugs #1 (click image for details) |
 Two Quails Pattern Dish (click image for details) |
 Leaf Shaped Pickle Dish (click image for details) |
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.jpg) Small Polychrome Butterboat (click image for details) |
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