Inquiring readers,
Last year a reader wrote in to say that the Cornelia Green pattern by Mottahedeh was used as the China for the dining room scenes at Longbourn.
Jane visits Netherfield Park and gets ill.
Yesterday, Katrina reported that the Royal Doulton china pattern used for the scenes at Netherfield Park early in the film is called English Rennaisance. Thank you for the information!
English Renaissance by Royal Doulton
Another reader asked this question: Does anyone know the pattern of the china that was used in the scene in which Lizzy speaks to Mr. Wickham after she’s read Mr. Darcy’s letter? Please leave a comment if you can identify the china in these images:
Lizzy drinks tea after talking to Wickham.
Close up of tea cup
Close up of China in cabinet behind Lizzy
Here are two close up shots of the china in question. UPDATE!! Pattern found. Thank you, Margaret!
Royal crown derby tea cup, Royal Antoinette
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Teasing a little: I noticed in the 2007 _Persuasion_, the dishware was of the traditional type one finds in all Lanmark Trust houses (and some National Trust ones where there are cafes for tourists).
Thrift, thrift, Horatio, and they look old-fashioned too,
Ellen :)
They spent lavishly on that 95 _P&P_
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Ellen
I believe that the floral china used at tea time at Longbourn is Royal Antoinette by Royal Crown Derby.
http://www.smallislandtrader.com/china_shop/royal_crown_derby/royal_antoinette/index.php
Isn’t it lovely? I would love a set but it is VERY expensive!
Thank you, Margaret! What a find.
Glad to be of service! It’s the pattern my mother-in-law gave me as a wedding gift, and I was quite surprised when I spotted it. The pattern was introduced in 1963, and was discontinued in 1996. You can especially tell it’s English Renaissance when they show the tea service. The pot’s rather distinctive: http://images.replacements.com/images/images5/china/R/royal_doulton_english_renaissance_tea_pot_and_lid_P0000080943S0022T2.jpg
They did not reuse the dishware? That’s a waste then. I’ve no clue about the china ware but JE was a great actress, see her eyes doing the acting here.
Steamy Darcy
*Blush* I guessed Royal Crown Derby too. Not from the pattern but the shape of the tea cup. I have a set of Crown Derby, two patterns that I mix, Blue Aves and Grenville. Sadly, RCD prices are now out of my budget, and I do not have a full set. Don’t even ask how much a teapot is. Ouch!
Thanks for the great info.
Those are both beautiful patterns!
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I was looking for the green pattern used by the family at table every day.pbb
Oh thank you so much for finding the tea set Lizzy uses it is beautiful and pricey but so lovely!
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