A COLLECTION OF ENAMELLED CREAMWARE (18)
Late 18th century
Comprising: a sauce ladle painted with the race horse, `High Flyer'; a crested sauceboat and stand; a sugar sifter painted with a harpist and monogram; a Wedgwood sugar sifter painted with green leaves; a Leeds crested shell shaped dish; an egg drainer; a blue and white teabowl and saucer; a Wedgwood crested egg cup and cover; a cup and saucer; a coffee can; a cup and cover; a Wedgwood miniature oval dish and a small crested saucer
| Estimate: | £300 - £500 |
| Hammer price: | £420 |
Provenance: The Rosemary Slater Collection
CONDITION REPORT
Sauce ladle- haircrack to the rim of the bowl, approx. 3cm length. Repaired break around handle where it joins the body. Two pairs of filled in holes around this repair and either side of the haircrack where it was probably previously rivetted.
Sauceboat and stand- two haircracks to the rim of the sauceboat, each approx. 3cm length. Some light staining to the glaze. Minor wear to the enamels.The stand with a fine haircrack to the rim, approx. 2cm length and minor wear
Sugar sifter, harpist- minor restoration to the rim of the fixed cover
Sugar sifter, green leaves- impressed mark- overall in good condition
Leeds shell shaped dish, impressed mark- some rim chips and minor wear to the enamels
Egg drainer- very minor to the brown enamel around the rim
Blue and white teabowl and saucer- the teabowl with small nick to the rim. The saucer with two firing cracks to the rim and some grey staining to the glaze
Wedgwood egg cup and cover, impressed mark- Minor chips around the base and rim of the knop. Shallow chip to inner rim of cup.
The cup and coffee can with some chips. The remaining pieces in overall good condition