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This is a Bow bowl, 7.75 inches diameter, dating from about 1760 and in outstanding condition, a little blurring to the blue and white decoration in the paeonies pattern, apart. 4969c
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A Swansea porcelain dessert plate dating from 1816-18, of duck egg paste painted with a kakiemon pattern including a Ho-ho bird, in fine condition with excellent gilding but a very close short hairline. Iron red painted Swansea mark - marked down in price. 5243c
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This is a John Rose, Coalport, new oval Teapot with the early pattern "Long leaf and roses" used by several factories including New Hall (pattern 208) and Keeling (217) and at least three others and is thus a very useful pattern for comparing the variations between the several potteries producing "Hybrid hardpaste porcelain " at its peak before "Bone china" usurped it in about 1810. This pot dates from ca 1800 and its only visible fault is a glaze crack which may reflect work to stabilise a body crack revealed by a strong light internally. The cover is a good example to show the minor differences between John Rose pieces and those of his brother Thomas at Anstiss Horton and Rose at the same period. 3852c
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Spode pattern 3735 Japan pattern coffee cup and saucer Etruscan style with serpent handle ca1817 - 25. 5277c
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New Hall bone china trio in pattern 2359 dating from about 1820-25 and nicely decorated in one of their uncommon animals in Oriental parkland.... this one showing deer. In very good order. 5247c
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Ridgway Old English teacup & saucer pattern 2327. 5288c
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New Hall London shape bone china cup and saucer in pattern 2026 ca 1820. 5282c
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This New Hall coffee can is early bone china circa 1815 indicated by pattern number 1153. 5286c
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A very attractive Keeling pattern (125) on a crisply ogee moulded teabowl and saucer ca. 1795-1800. 5270c
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Yates Old English bone china coffee cup and saucer. 5274c
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A coffee cup and saucer from Factory Z, attributed to Thomas Wolfe at Stoke circa 1812-18 Restored rim chip to saucer. 5291c
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A New Hall coffee can in the Pink Ribbon pattern (186) dating from about 1790-5 5293c
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A New hall gilded trio of fluted tea and coffee cups and saucers in pattern 303 dating from about 1790 - 1800 in undamaged condition and with excellent gilding. 5209c
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Liverpool - attributed to Chaffers in the Player collection this polychrome coffee cup dates bfrom about 1770. 4514c
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These two are the opposite sides of a small spill vase showing on the one hand "Dr Syntax in dispute with the taxman" and on the reverse floral decoration of the highest quality. Attributed to Coalport. 5001c
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Factory Z coffee can ca 1810. 5038c
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A New Hall large bowl in pattern 338 known as "The Target" and dating from about 1790. 5099c
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Early Spode gilded coffee can pattern 471. 5033c
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A Caughley Full Nanking Custard Cup 5013c
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It is of course New Hall in the form of a waisted NewOval teapot in pattern 241 which is sometimes called the Kiwi Fruit pattern dating from1790 -1800. 4981c
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A Worcester polychrome coffee cup of Kakiemon style,grooved handle ca1765 -70 4945c
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Keeling fluted coffee pattern X193 4934c
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