A GROUP OF CONTINENTAL PORCELAINS
18th/19th century
Comprising; a Sevres mustard pot and cover, circa 1760, painted with flowers beneath a blue line border and gilt dentil rim, 9cm high; a Frankenthal dish, circa 1760, painted with flowers, blue painted mark, 30cm diameter; a Frankenthal figure of a putto, blue painted mark, 13cm high; a Vienna wine taster painted with green and gilt flowers, blue shield mark, 12.5cm length; a Meissen style cup, cover and saucer painted with a shepherd and shepherdess with sheep, blue crossed swords mark
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£100 - £150
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Hammer price:
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£130 |
Bidding ended. Lot has been sold.
Sevres mustard pot and cover- interlaced L's mark in blue, date letter G, painter's mark for Claude-Antoine Tardy. The handle is a replacement. Small chip to rim of cover. Filled in rom chip to cover. Some wear to the gilding
Frankenthal dish- repaired breaks to the rim. Some wear to the gilding
Frankenthal putto- Flower garland he is supposed to be holding is lacking. Repair through neck, left shoulder, through right ankle and through top of base. Restoration to toes on each foot.
Vienna wine taster- minor wear to the gilding
Cup, cover and saucer- cup with long haircrack and chip to the rim. Cover with shallow chip to underside of the rim. Saucer with starcrack to the centre
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