A SMALL GROUP OF BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL CERAMICS
Various dates
Comprising; a Sunderland lustre jug, printed with a West view of the bridge over the River Wear and inscribed `John Watson, Painter, Darlington, 1848', 21.5cm high; a pair of Coalport green ground flower encrusted scent bottles, circa 1835, painted with flower panels, blue painted Coalport mark, 24cm high; an Italian maiolica Holy Water stoop, 25cm high ( 4)
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£70 - £100
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Hammer price:
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£100 |
Bidding ended. Lot has been sold.
Sunderland jug- haircrack running around the spout. Haircrack to shoulder, approx. 9cm length. Small starcrack to one side. Haircrack to the rim, approx. 2cm length. Some wear around the rim.
Coalport scent bottles- stoppers lacking. Both handles repaired. Some restoration and chips to the applied flowers and leaves. Repair around one base. One with restoration through the neck
Holy Water stoop- Section lacking to left side of the bowl.
Provenance: The Late Lady Williams of Elvel (1929-2023)
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