A SMALL GROUP OF ENGLISH PORCELAINS (6)
Coleridge Collection, Early 19th century
Comprising; a New Hall slop bowl, bat-printed in black on one side with Mercury in a chariot, the reverse with Venus in a chariot, black painted pattern 1147, 15.5cm diameter; a bat printed cup and saucer, probably Spode; a slop bowl with gilt scroll and shell borders; a blue ground cylindrical pot and cover with putto knop, pattern 3/758, 14cm high
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£100 - £150
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Hammer price:
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£60 |
Bidding ended. Lot has been sold.
New Hall slop bowl- haircrack across the base, approx. 7cm length. Some wear to the gilding
Cup and saucer- cup with wear to the gilding around the rim and to the handle.Saucer with minor wear
Slop bowl- haircrack to the rim, approx. 4cm length. Some wear to the gilding around the rim
Jar and cover- jar with two small rim chips.Minor wear to the gilding. Cover with a glued slice chip to the rim and two small rim chips. One of cupid's wings is lacking, the other has a glued break. Cupid repaired through waist. Some wear to the gilding
Provenance
The Anthony & Marietta Coleridge
Collection
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