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Meissen Birds circa 1740/50
Paris Dihl and Guerhard Biscuit Porcelain Seated Infant Boy
Staffordshire Creamware Models of Recumbent Leopards
Flight and Barr Worcester Triple Spill Vase

Finest English and European Ceramics and Works of Art

The Brian Haughton Gallery founded in 1964, specialises in the finest English and European Ceramics and Works of Art from the 16th Century through to the present day. The Gallery is situated in the heart of London’s Art World at 15 Duke Street St. James’s.

Brian Haughton is one of the world’s leading authorities on porcelain and pottery. He founded International Fine Art Fairs in London, Dubai and New York including the legendary International Ceramics Fair and Seminar, started in 1982, subsequently called Art Antiques London which took place in London each June. Museum Directors and Curators from across the World attended and gave Lectures at this prestigious event.

The Brian Haughton Gallery

The Gallery advises Top international collectors and supplies some of the major Museums across the world. Our stock of English and European Porcelain and Pottery covers a wide range of eighteenth century manufactories including: Meissen, St. Cloud, Chantilly, Mennecy and Sevres together with Chelsea, Bow, Limehouse, Lund’s Bristol, Vauxhall, Worcester, Derby and Liverpool porcelain.

The Gallery also shows a carefully chosen variety of Contemporary porcelain from leading Studio Potters.

The Man With The Butterfly Tie
To mark the fortieth anniversary, more than forty renowned scholars were asked to write about selected English and European ceramics that have been sold in Brian Haughton’s gallery.
The global porcelain scene is celebrating the fortieth anniversary of the International Ceramics Fair and Seminar, which was founded by Brian Haughton and his wife, Anna, in London in 1982. That was just the beginning: further fairs and accompanying symposia on design, jewelry, and antiques in New York and Dubai were to follow, becoming important venues of exchange, not just for trade but for the academic world too.

To mark this anniversary, more than forty renowned scholars were asked to write about selected English and European ceramics sold in Brian Haughton’s gallery which he had been particularly passionate about.

This publication is a wonderful kaleidoscope of unique ceramics from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, released as an homage to Brian Haughton, The Man with the Butterfly Tie.
Face to Face: Dame Rosalind Savill in conversation with Brian Haughton

Brian Haughton was already a successful dealer when in 1982 he launched the International Ceramics Fair and Seminar, and today we celebrate his achievement over forty years. He would transform the world of the ceramics dealer, collector, curator and scholar by bringing together in one place each June a new, radical and magical combination of some of the best dealers in the world, strict vetting procedures, academic lectures given by an international range of experts, and a sense of glamour, fun and camaraderie. This conversation will explore how Brian developed such a special vision, how he and his wife, Anna, delivered it year after year, what impact it has had on the decorative arts in recent generations, and how they organised annually four international Art & Antique Fairs in New York, one in Dubai & Art Antiques London.
Featured Artworks

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Finest English and European Ceramics and Works of Art

The Brian Haughton Gallery

The Man With The Butterfly Tie

Face to Face: Dame Rosalind Savill in conversation with Brian Haughton

Featured Artworks

The Harlequin Service Giles Decorated Worcester Teapot and Cover

A very Large Meissen model of a Capercaillie

Pair Sèvres Biscuit models of Lions

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