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Lot 253
A Worcester Valentine pattern Cabbage Leaf pattern dish, painted with two doves perched on a quiver of arrows, two hearts on an altar, a garlanded tree and bird in flight, the stalks crossing to form the handle, 26cm wide, c.1758Note: for similar pattern and dish Zorensky Collection, Part 1, Page 28, Bonham Note. The original 'Valentine' pattern was a design created by Percy Brett, copied onto Chinese porcelain as a special presentation service made for Commodore Anson in 1743, probably as a wedding gift. This was copied by Worcester. Condition Report: Restored entwined branch thumbpieces.
Lot 254
A Worcester Valentine pattern coffee cup, painted with two doves perched on a quiver of arrows, two hearts on an altar and a garlanded tree, puce pencilled border, c.1760 (amended date)Provenance: Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Part 2 Bonhams, Lot 16Note. The original 'Valentine' pattern was a design created by Percy Brett, copied onto Chinese porcelain as a special presentation service made for Commodore Anson in 1743, probably as a wedding gift. This was copied by Worcester. Condition Report: Good condition. Minor nibbles to footrim.
Lot 255
A Worcester Vine Leaf moulded dish, the veins in relief, finely painted with a central bouquet of flowers, surrounded by small sprigs, the edges in a bright green, twig handle. 23cm long, c.1765 (amended date)Note: Similar dishes to be found in the Barbara Leake Collection, Bonhams, 2008, Lot 186 and 187 The moulded veining is so detailed that it is highly likely a real leaf was used, at least to assist in the original mould-making. Condition Report: Minor firing crack to edge near leaf handle. The handle itself with restoration. Small overdecorated chip to edge.
Lot 256
An unusual Worcester wrythen moulded sugar bowl/cream bowl, cover and stand, decorated in the studio of James Giles, decorated with alternating flower sprigs and caterpillars, butterflies, ladybirds and moths, in gilt and dark blue, yellow ozier borders, the interior with blue rose, outlined in gilt, the cover with flower bud finial, the saucer 17.5cm diam, workman's mark to all, c.1756-58Vendor's Note: Label stating there is a similar bowl and cover in the Jeremy Street Collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum. 1901. The only information that I have been able to gather is a reference saying Transferred from the Museum of Practical Geology, Jermyn Street. Condition Report: Bowl, cover and stand good. Heavy pitting to exterior rim.
Lot 258
A Worcester Chinese Family pattern globular teapot and cover, painted in `Mandarin' style with a lady seated at a table another standing, with attendants, listening to a musician, picked out in gilt, crowsfoot border, 13.5cm high, c.1765-70 Condition Report: Factory nibbles to foot. Wear to decoration. Restoration to cover, potentially to tip of spout also.
Lot 259
A Worcester Jabberwocky pattern ogee chocolate cup and saucer, shaped rims, scroll moulded scroll handles, painted in the Kakiemon palette with dragon coiled around a branch among flowering chrysanthemums within turquoise ground borders, edged with gilt scrolls and red diapers, 14cm diam, c.1765Note: Similar pattern in Sir Jeremy Lever, Bonhams, Part II, Lot 145Vendor's Note: I have always been fond of Dragons, maybe because I was born in Wales!! Condition Report: Wear to gilding. Firing stresses to shoulder of foot rim. Hairline and restorations to rim.
Lot 260
A Worcester L'Amour pattern sugar bowl, printed in monochrome after an engraving by Robert Hancock, with a courting couple, her maid standing behind and a gardener with roller, the verso with Garden Statuary pattern and The Garland Makers, with three girls, two seated and one standing making garlands of flowers in a landscape with a ruined castle and flying birds, the interior with black line, 10.1cm diam, c.1758-65Vendor's Note: This is a rarer variation on the normal, the fountain is missing to the left and a gardener is rolling the lawn to the right. The little dog still in front. Condition Report: Slight wear to decoration.
Lot 261
A Worcester Les Garcons Chinois tea bowl and saucer, printed in the style of Pillement, with two Chinese boys, one standing, the other seated with a bow on a rococo branch, a castle in the distance, the verso with a Chinese gentleman sitting under a hut, holding a rod and loop, above rococo scrollwork, black line rim, 11.5cm diam, c.1760, the saucer 11.4 cm diam, c.1760.Note: I think these designs seem to be a compromise between the Chinese style ending and the Rococo style starting. Condition Report: Good condition. Light surface wear.
Lot 262
A Worcester Milkmaid at Gate pattern tea bowl, printed in black after an engraving by Robert Hancock, with man standing by a gate in conversation with a milkmaid who carries a pail on her head, a group of cows and substantial buildings in the background, the verso with Milking Scene, No2, with a pastoral scene of a girl milking a cow, black line rim, 7.2cm diam, c.1756-60.Note: Milking Scene No. 2 was most frequently used for decorating the inside of single handled early sauceboats of about 1756. Condition Report: Good condition. Stable hairline crack. Warped in kiln.
Lot 262A
A Worcester baluster vase and cover, painted to front and verso with large bouquets of colourful flowers, reserved on a `wet blue' ground within gilt rococo borders and scattered gilt sprigs, the cover with a pointed finial and two panels of colourful bouquets of flowers within fancy gilding, 23.3cm high, crescent mark, c.1768
Lot 263
A Worcester Milkmaid pattern shaped hexagonal teapot stand, printed in black after Robert Sayer, engraved by Robert Hancock, with a farmyard scene, with a milkmaid carrying a pail on her head and another being relieved of her pail by a man, before a hay barn, 14.8cm diam, c.1758Provenance: The Barbara Leake Collection, Bonhams, P.70 Condition Report: Surface wear. Light running of glaze. Some firing blemishes.
Lot 264
A Worcester Milkmaid pattern tea bowl and saucer, printed in black after Robert Sayer, engraved by Robert Hancock, the saucer a farmyard scene, with a milkmaid carrying a pail on her head and another being relieved of her pail by a man, before a hay barn, the cup conforming, minus hay-barn, the verso with a herder and his cows, the interior with swan, the saucer 13cm diam, c.1768/70 (amended date) Condition Report: Wear to print, particularly the tea bowl. Otherwise good condition.
Lot 265
A Worcester Milkmaids pattern teacup and saucer, printed in puce after Robert Sayer, engraved by Robert Hancock, the saucer a farmyard scene, with a milkmaid carrying a pail on her head and another being relieved of her pail by a man, before a hay barn, the cup with similar print, the verso with herder and his cows, gilded rims, the saucer 13cm diam, . crossed swords and 9 in underglaze blue, c.1770Vendor's Note: Robert Sayer was a printer who lived very close to Fleet Street, London. Condition Report: Good condition, with signs of light wear.
Lot 265A
A Worcester L'Amour pattern tea bowl and saucer, after an engraving by Robert Hancock, with a courting couple, her maid standing behind, the verso with Neptune fountain and roller, a swan to the interior, 12.2cm diam, c.1764Provenance: The Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Part II, Bonhams; The McWilliams Collection Condition - Light wear. Two minor firing stresses to each piece.
Lot 266
A Worcester Old Japan/Star pattern globular teapot and cover, decorated in the Imari palette with fan and vase shaped gilt cartouches with iron red and gilt stars and shell mons, scale blue ground, cover conforming, flower finial, 18cm high, square mark, c.1768-70Note: The Worcester factory adopted a number of these Japanese Arita patterns like Old Mosaic, Brocade and Queens Pattern. Condition Report: Restored finial. Overall light wear. Filled chip to footrim. Restoration to spout.
Lot 267
A Worcester pear shaped coffee pot and cover, decorated by James Giles, with colourful fancy birds, in a garden setting, bird in branches to verso and scattered insects, domed cover, flower finial, gilt line borders, 24cm high, c.1765Note: These type of birds are being referred to by several names `Dishevelled Birds' `Fabulous Birds' etc. but the name in the 18th century was `Fancy Birds'. The design seems to have been created by Doctor George Davis a very important painter of the time. It was certainly adopted by James Giles and were called `Fantastic Birds' Condition Report: Restored cover with nibbles to finial. General wear. Some chips to foot rim.
Lot 268
A Worcester pear shaped coffee pot and cover, painted with sprays of colourful flowers and scattered sprigs, scroll handle with thumb rest, the cover with a flower finial picked out in gilt, 21.2cm high, c.1765Provenance: - Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Bonhams. Condition Report: Chip and small crack to spout. Shoulder with blemishes.
Lot 269
A Worcester Peeping Tom pattern saucer dish, printed in tones of grey, after an engraving by Robert Hancock with a courting couple, with dog at her side and sheep grazing, with figure peering through the bushes behind, black line rim, 18.5cm diam, c.1758-60 Condition Report: One portion of line rim rubbed. Surface wear and scratches. Stable hairline to base.
Lot 270
A Worcester Phoenix pattern silver shaped plate, painted in the Kakiemon palette, with yellow-headed birds perched on exotic foliage, the border with alternating floral sprigs alternating scrolls and diaper band, the verso with scattered floral sprigs, 22.5cm diam, c.1768Provenance: The Perry CollectionVendor's Note: Sir Michael Perry G.B.E. is Vice Chairman of the Museum of Royal Worcester formerly Dyson Perrins Museum. Chairman of the Friends of Worcester Porcelain Museum. Businessman, Entrepreneur and a Collector. Condition Report: Good condition. Minor hairline to lower left of plate. Very light wear.
Lot 271
A Worcester powder blue octagonal plate, painted with a river scene landscape to the centre, a fisherman in a sampan between two islands with trees and a house, the ground with four fan shaped cartouches, each with river landscape, divided by roundels, the verso with seaweed scrolls, 18cm wide, pseudo Chinese mark, c.1765Note: A similar plate in the Rous Lench Collection sold at Christies May 1990 Lot. 232; McWilliams Collection. sold at Bonhams Oct 1991. Condition Report: Good condition: nibbled chips to edges, all stable; some firing discolouration to edges.
Lot 272
A Worcester Pu Tai pattern coffee cup, grooved handle, painted with a pot bellied monk seated by a rocky mound with two attendants to his left, one seated with a lotus flower, the other with a ball, the interior with iron red crowsfoot border picked out in gilt, 5.8cm high, c.1757 Condition Report: Good condition.
Lot 273
A Worcester punch bowl, painted in `Mandarin' style with two boys pointing at a monkey sitting in a tree, a figure kissing another, a man and his wife sitting at a table, a lady and a little boy holding two cups on a tray, large stand with flowers and a man looking at a snake in a vase, wavy red and dot border to the interior, 23.3cm diam, c.1762-65Vendor's Note: I have never seen another Punch Bowl in any Chinese Influence items, the design seems unique and the use of white enamel extremely rare. Condition Report: Structually good. Scratching and wear throughout.
Lot 274
A Worcester Quail pattern beaker, of conical form, painted in the Kakiemon colours with two quail under a blossoming prunus tree, scattered sprigs and tree to verso, the interior with iron red and gilt border, 4.8cm high, gold crescent mark, c.1765-70 Note: It is not known why certain services are marked with a gold crescent, while others are not, gold crescents are always on certain services, The Duke of Gloucester and Bishop Sumner. While rarely on some of the early `Quail' pattern pieces. Condition Report: Stable hairline crack to rim. Minimal wear.
Lot 275
A Worcester quatrelobed dessert tureen, cover and stand. painted with shaped panels of flowers, within gilded rococo borders, reserved on a blue scale ground, gadrooned rims, stalk handles applied with flowers at the terminals, the stand 21cm wide, square marks, c.1768Note: Similar in Zorensky Collection, Part I, Bonhams, Lot 183 Condition Report: Stand with firing stresses to handle; nibbles to flowers. The tureen good; again nibbles to flowers. Cover finial with further light nibbles.
Lot 276
A Worcester Queen Charlotte pattern tea bowl and saucer, decorated in the Imari palette with spiralling bands of foliage and scrollwork in puce and iron red alternating with scrolls on a blue background, picked out in gilt, the saucer 12.7 diam, square mark, c.1760 Condition Report: Firing crack to verso of saucer.
Lot 277
A Worcester rare teacup and saucer, painted with panels of brightly coloured disheveled birds and smaller panels of insects, reserved on a yellow scale ground within gilt scrolled borders, saucer 13.4cm diam, crossed swords and nine marks, c.1768Ref: see similar tea cup and saucer in the Crane Collection, Bonhams, 2010, Lot 262Note: This pattern is derived from Meissen, the rare yellow ground was only produced for a short period. Condition Report: Wear to polychrome on saucer.
Lot 278
A Worcester Red Bull pattern coffee cup and saucer, coloured and outlined in black with bull, figures, tree and large rock and red sun, ribbed handle, red and black line borders, c.1756Vendor's Note. An early Worcester pattern first used in 1754, the origin is an uncommon Chinese famille rose pattern from the Yongzheng period faithfully reproduced in a coloured-in black print first used in 1754. Similar tea-bowl and saucer in the Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Part II, p.63 Condition Report: Both thinly potted and a green translucency. Good condition with slight wear.
Lot 280
A Worcester ribbed tea bowl and saucer, later decorated painted with three panels of garlands of fruit and gilt scrolls, bordered with a garland of blue husks and scrolls, teabowl conforming, wet blue scalloped border, gilt line rim, crescent mark, c.1768 (amended description)Note: This is very similar to the `Lord Henry Tyne' pattern Condition Report: Good condition.
Lot 281
A Worcester Rich Queen's pattern coffee cup and associated saucer, grooved handle, decorated with alternating panels of Kakiemon flowers and foliage, divided by iron red mons on a cobalt blue ground, picked out in gilt, 7.5cm high, square mark, c.1768Note: Similar in Zorensky Collection, Part I, Bonhams, Lot 165 Condition Report: Chip to cup footrim. Light wear to decoration and gilding. Otherwise good.
Lot 283
A Worcester Rural Lovers pattern tapering ovoid vase, printed in monochrome with an engraving after Robert Hancock, with a boy conversing with a milkmaid beneath a tree, the milkmaid carries a yoke on her shoulders and her pails at her side, the verso with Milking Scene' No 1, with a boy talking to a milkmaid, standing by a tree and cows, the ground and neck with birds in flight, 17.5cm high, c. 1758Provenance: D.V. Pares Wilson Collection. Vendor's Note: The only thing I can find out about Miss Pares Wilson is that she was a racehorse owner. Condition Report: Good condition. Minor nibbles to footrim. One side with mid-centre blemish.
Lot 285
A Worcester Scarlet Japan pattern fluted coffee cup, decorated in the typical manner with alternating orange panels with a gilt trellis design reserved with mons and prunus branches and chrysanthemums, highlighted in gilt with flowers, the interior with flowerheads, c.1765 Condition Report: Stable chip to foot. Rubbed gilding.
Lot 286
A Worcester Scarlet Japan pattern fluted tea bowl and saucer, decorated in the typical manner with alternating orange panels with a gilt trellis design reserved with mons and prunus branches and chrysanthemums, highlighted in gilt with flowers, chrysanthemum to the centre of the saucer, the bowl with flowerheads, seal mark, c.1765 Condition Report: Good condition: minor wear/rubbing to gilding.
Lot 288
A Worcester shaped circular Blind Earl dish, moulded in relief with veins, the rustic crabstock handle with rosebuds, printed in monochrome with Classical Ruins, with a part ruined fountain with a lady walking down the steps from bathing, a gentleman sitting on some masonry waiting, 15.6cm wide, c.1760-65Vendor's Note: for reference refer to the Handley Collection. Page 168. Fig. 5.19. For similar design see Sir Jeremy Lever Part I, Bonhams, P.108. Condition Report: Starline crack. Light wear. Slight restoration to rosebud.
Lot 290
A Worcester shaped hexagonal teapot stand, printed in rare sepia with a version of Robert Hancock's Ruins, with a gentleman fishing by a tree by a monument being overrun by foliage, 14.2cm wide, The Perry Collection and Ridley-Day Collection label, Steppes Farm Antiques label , c.1760. Condition Report: Light surface wear to print. The edge with blemishes from firing.
Lot 291
A Worcester shaped lobed and fluted circular plate, printed in monochrome in black after an engraving by Robert Hancock, with an idealised Italianate landscape,with an old man in flowing robes, examining and pointing towards an urn in front of a ruined temple, the rim with trailing flower sprays, gilt line rim, 22.8cm diam, c.1765Provenance. Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Bonhams, P.68 Vendor's Note: This print is one of a series based on engravings after Pannini. For more information about this see Handley's Book (1991) chapter 5. Condition Report: Wear to print and gilding. Stained hairline - recto and verso.
Lot 292
A Worcester Sparrow beak jug, decorated in monochrome brown and colours with a prunus tree, flower and a strutting bird looking up to a bird on a tree stump, which looks back, bamboo trees in gilt, grooved handle, 8.3cm high, c.1765Provenance: Christies Amusing Footnote - This pattern always amused Celia, as it reminds her of Robert calling to her from the shop downstairs and she calling back to him from the top of the stairs! Condition Report: Scratches to decoration. Rim chip. Foot rim with light firing crack.
Lot 293
A Worcester sparrow beak jug, groove handle, painted in Mandarin style with two panels of Chinese figures, with a boy in a window and a woman peeping out and other figures, flanked by panels of gilded scrollwork, iron red and black foliage, 9.5 cm high, c.1768Note: It is believed that items decorated with this type of pronounced panel of scrollwork was done in the atelier of James Giles. Condition Report: Restored spout. Some slight wear.
Lot 294
A Worcester Stag Hunt pattern globular teapot and cover, painted with two men in a landscape, birds in flight, the verso with stag, huntsman and dog, in gilt cartouches, gilt arrow borders, the cover with pointed knop finial, the handle and spout with puce scrolls, 17cm high, c.1765Provenance: Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Part II; Zorensky Collection, Part III, Bonham Condition Report: Wear to decoration. Speckles throughout. Small chip to spout tip. Stable crack to handle top.
Lot 295
A Worcester Starburst pattern Dolphin Ewer cream boat, of small size, crisp shell moulding with two entwined dolphins embossed beneath the lip, decorated in Japanese style with formal flower spray, 8.5cm high, c.1765-70Ref: Similar shape in the Zorensky Collection, Bonhams, Part I, .p.76 and Part II, p. 44Note: The Lamprey eel handle was always used in Worcester, unlike the Derby ewers in which a straight handle was used. Condition Report: Very minor nibbling to footrim.
Lot 296
A Worcester sugar bowl, uniquely decorated in bold blue and pink enamel flowers and an open scroll, depicting a lakeside scene in puce, picked out in gilt, the interior with alternating blue circles and puce flowers, floral sprig to the centre, c.1765Provenance: The Harris Masterson Collection. Condition Report: Good condition.
Lot 297
A Worcester tapering ovoid pattern teapot and cover, faceted spout, the domed cover with a flower spray knop, printed after Robert Hancock, in purple, with idealised Italianate landscapes. with figures, arched bridge, trees and foliage, the verso with The Ruin by the Cliff, 16.5cm high, c.1760Provenance: Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Bonhams, P.109. Note: Another in the collection of Mr and Mrs A. W. Tuke. See both prints are in the Supplement book on Robert Hancock by Cyril Cook. Condition Report: The cover with chips to finial. Restoration to tip of spout. Minor firing inclusions/blemishes.
Lot 298
A Worcester tea bowl and saucer, printed after Robert Hancock, in brownish black and picked out in enamel colours, with The Old Dutch Barn, the verso with landscape and Tower House farm, the saucer 11.7 diam, c.1765Vendor's Note: Prior to 1753 all porcelain and enamels were hand decorated. Transfer printing is one of the few entirely English contributions to the art of porcelain. Robert Hancock was a talented engraver he worked at Battersea Works, part proprietor of this works was John Brooks who is thought to have invented this new procedure to use engraved copper plates. Hancock moved to Worcester in approx. 1756-57. Worcester introduced transfer printing in about 1756. He was a partner in Worcester for about three years but was bought out by the other shareholders. Hancock served the company from 1756 to 1774. Condition Report: General wear. Repaired tea bowl.
Lot 299
A Worcester tea bowl and saucer, printed in purple after Robert Hancock, with The Signal Tower, a harbour scene with a signal tower, church, houses and a three story classical ruin on a stepped platform and buildings across the harbour, three sailing boats and a punt in the harbour, the tea bowl with `The Ferry' with an Italian river scene, the verso with a man in a punt, c.1762Provenance: Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Part II, Bonhams; The Harris Masterson Collection, Texas Condition Report: Three repaired breaks to bowl. Saucer good with firing blemishes.
Lot 300
A Worcester The Anchorage pattern bowl, printed with three engravings after Robert Hancock, in purple with a nautical scene with a sailing ship moored against a towered building, the other prints with landscape with classical ruins, the interior with black line rim, 14.3cm diam, c.1758 Condition Report: Wear and rubbing to line rim. Wear to interior print - age & use related.
Lot 301
A Worcester The Decoy pattern baluster milk jug and cover, printed in monochrome after an engraving by Robert Hancock , with a river scene with a man and a woman on the bank, near a wild-fowl decoy, to the left a three storied house with smoking chimney, other buildings and a draw-well, the verso with two shepherds, sheep, a cow, tall trees, stream and the farmhouse in the distance, birds in flight, the cover with flower finial, printed with windmill and a castle, black line borders, 14cm high, c.1760Vendor's Note - Purchased from Mellors and Kirk, Nottingham, Apr.07. Previous owner bought this from Graham and Oxley (Antiques) Ltd. London. 24th Sept 1981. Condition Report: Minor chip to footrim. Cover restored, nibbles to finial. Stable hairline from base of handle to base of baluster.
Lot 302
A Worcester The Foxhunt pattern punch bowl, after a painting by James Seymour, engraved by Robert Hancock with a continuous print, `In Full Chase' with a continuous scene with mounted huntsmen galloping to hounds, being watched by farm folk, the fox disappearing, the interior with hounds, gilt dentil rim and formal florets around the inside, 29cm diam, 1765-68Provenance: The D.V. Pares Wilson Collection. Vendor's Note: As far as I can find out. Miss D, V. Pares Wilson is a race horse owner. She owned a number of Worcester Early Pieces all to do with horses. Note: Similar larger Punch Bowl in the Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Bonhams, Part I, Lot 233 Condition Report: Internal print with some wear, fading and scratching. Rubbing to dentil rim. Stable firing crack to footrim.
Lot 303
A Worcester The Garland Makers pattern ovoid tea canister, printed in monochrome after an engraving by Robert Hancock, with three girls, two seated and one standing making garlands of flowers in a landscape with a ruined castle and flying birds in the background, the verso L'Amour, with a courting couple seated on a bench, her maid behind, a Neptune fountain to the left, in the front a garden roller and a little dog, black line to shoulder, 12.5cm high, c.1765Provenance: Sir Jeremy Lever Collection, Part II. Bonhams P.66 Condition Report: Chip to footrim.
Lot 304
A Worcester The King of Prussia' No.3 small teapot and cover, printed in monochrome with an engraving after Robert Hancock, with half-length portrait of the King of Prussia, a single Cupid with laurel wreath, the verso with Fame, blowing two trumpets, the handle and spout with stylised foliage, the cover with flower bud finial and printed with cannon and barrels with cannonballs, black line borders, 11.3cm high, c.1757Vendor's Note - This is the rarest of the three engravings of The King of Prussia that Robert Hancock produced for porcelain decoration. The print is signed RH (for Robert Hancock) Worcester and an anchor (the rebus of Richard Holdship, who seems to have been responsible for transfer-printing at the Worcester factory). In addition, half hidden in the scroll, R Hancock fecit Worcester is inscribedNote: This is such a rare piece, I can find none of the well-known catalogues with this design on a teapot in any description, so I cannot give a reference to it. Condition Report: Restored teapot. Nibbles to finial.
Lot 306
A Worcester 'The Milking Scene' No. 1 trumpet shaped vase, printed in monochrome with an engraving after Robert Hancock, with a boy leaning on a tree talking to a girl milking a cow, the base with standing and reclining cow, the ground with scattered birds in flight, 15cm high, c.1765Provenance. R. H. Marshall Collection. The Gladys L. Robertson Collection. Galt. Ontario. Joseph Handley Collection.Vendor's Note: This engraving by Hancock is copied from an engraving by Luke Sullivan, published in 1759 of a view of Woodbourne in Surrey. A print of the engraving is in the Schreiber Collection. Of Gladys L. Robertson the only reference to this lady are two items of porcelain from her collection one in the British Museum and another with her collection label both quoting labels from Albert Amor. Condition Report: Good condition. Spitting & manufacturing blemishes throughout.
Lot 307
A Worcester 'The Tea Party' No. 2 tea bowl and saucer, printed after an engraving by Robert Hancock, with a lady and gentleman in period costume on a sofa, with a shaped table, a small dog at their feet, the interior with a swan, the verso with `Maid and Page' No. 1, with a serving maid and a page boy carrying a plate and a kettle, black lines to rims, 12.6cm diam saucer, c.1760Vendor's Note: Bonhams, Knowle. 22.1.08 Condition Report: Good condition.
Lot 308
A Worcester 'The Tea-Party' No. 3 pattern saucer, printed in monochrome after an engraving by Robert Hancock, third version, with lady and gentleman seated having tea around a tripod table, a dog at their feet, by a sparsely decorated tree and ornamental fountain, black line rim, 12.3cm diam, c.1756-60.Provenance. Anton Gabszcwicz. 2008. Note. This is a somewhat rare print. Not easily found. Condition Report: Good condition. Light firing blemishes.
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