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| Dateline: Circa 1790 |
Item# 36428 |
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A concave fluted porcelain cup made at the Derby factory around 1790. Decorated with a narrow border of vine leaves and grapes, in blue and gilt. The base bears the crowned, crossed batons mark in puce and the pattern number, 114. More Info »
6.7cm high x 7.0cm diameter
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| Dateline: Circa 1795 |
Item# 36017 |
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A porcelain teabowl, the body with sharply-moulded spiral fluting. 24 flutes rising from left to right. The porcelain is of a hard grey body. Decorated over the glaze with simple sprays of pink roses and with a decorated rim inside and out. The bot... More Info »
Diameter: 3 1/2 inches (8.5cm); Height: 2 inches (5 cm) approximately
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| Dateline: 18th Century |
Item# 36012 |
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A pair of middle to late 18th Century English tea bowls decorated inside and out with stylised flower sprays painted in overglaze enamels. More Info »
Diameter: 3 1/2 inches (9cm); Height: 2 inches (5.5cm) approdiximately
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| Dateline: Circa 1780 |
Item# 35977 |
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A Lowestoft teabowl painted with a version of the Redgrave pattern - named after the Redgrave family because it was mainly painted at the factory by the women and children of that family between 1775 and 1790. More Info »
Diameter: 3 1/4 inches (8.5cm); Height: 2 inches (5 cm) approximately
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| Dateline: Circa 1790 |
Item# 34615 |
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A spiral fluted, porcelain tea bowl and saucer made in Staffordshire, around 1790. Decorated with hand painted wavy borders of flowers and leaves in bright enamel colours. The outside of the teabowl similarly painted with small groups of flowers and leav... More Info »
Teabowl: 5.9cm high x 8.8cm diameter. Saucer: 14.3cm diameter
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| Dateline: Circa 1785 |
Item# 34609 |
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A small, spiral fluted teapot stand made at the Worcester factory around 1785. Decorated with small flowers and stems in puce and gold. The base bears in impressed mark: XB, denoting that this piece was made during the Barr period at Worcester. More Info »
12.4cm x 15.6cm
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