Early 19th century New Hall porcelain teacup and saucer
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New Hall porcelain, Bute-shape teacup and saucer with ring handle, painted with blue wavy bands underlying scattered scattered gilt leaf sprigs. In the centre of the saucer is a gilt sunburst, which also appears in the bottom of the cup. Neither piece is marked but the pattern has been identified as New Hall's pattern 835. (c.1805-06)
Measurements: Cup height 6.0 cms, diameter 8.3 cms and length (inc. handle) 10.5 cms; saucer diameter 14.1 cms.
Condition: Good. No chips, cracks or other damage and no restoration. Gilding is generally good but there is some wear in the centre of the saucer.
Stock no. 8086
Additional Information
Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
David Scriven Antiques was established in 1998, specialising in British pottery and porcelain. Since then we have been trading at antique fairs throughout England and Wales and we are well-known for the quality of our stock. As stand space tends to be limited at fairs, we mostly deal in 18th...
