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Early Worcester teapot and cover, printed in blue with the celebrated Fence pattern of the Dr Wall era. Underglaze blue crescent to the base confirms First Period production (c.1751-1776). A strong, well-preserved example of eighteenth-century English blue printing with butterflies and floral sprays.
Dimensions
Weight 288 g; height 12.5 cm; spout to handle 16.5 cm; depth 11 cm.
Condition
Tiny nibble to spout tip; restored and repainted cover knop; small firing crack to footrim; otherwise excellent antique condition.
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First Period Worcester Porcelain Teapot, Fence Pattern, c.1760, Blue Crescent Mark
£400.00
Dimensions
Weight 288 g; height 12.5 cm; spout to handle 16.5 cm; depth 11 cm.
Condition
Tiny nibble to spout tip; restored and repainted cover knop; small firing crack to footrim; otherwise excellent antique condition.
Please check the photos (they are part of the description). Any questions, just ask. Fully tracked and insured delivery; shipping cost includes professional packaging, handling and postage.