Lot Essay
Cf. Rissik Marshall, Coloured Worcester Porcelain of the First Period, London, 1954, pl. 6, no. 102 for a teabowl and saucer similarly painted in mauve pencilling
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CIRCA 1756-60, BLUE PSEUDO-CHINESE SEAL MARK TO SAUCER
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A GROUP OF WORCESTER PRINTED AND 'PENCILLED' TEAWARES
Circa 1756-60, blue pseudo-Chinese seal mark to saucer
Each decorated in shades of lilac camae, including: a fluted cup and saucer printed with the 'Tea Party, No. 2' pattern after Robert Hancock; a coffee-cup printed with two vignettes of ruins; a baluster cup with wishbone handle, painted with Oriental figures before a building and a junk with lateen sail in the distance and a similarly decorated spiral-fluted creamboat moulded around the foot with foliate scrolls
3in. (8.9cm.) high, the creamboat (4)
Circa 1756-60, blue pseudo-Chinese seal mark to saucer
Each decorated in shades of lilac camae, including: a fluted cup and saucer printed with the 'Tea Party, No. 2' pattern after Robert Hancock; a coffee-cup printed with two vignettes of ruins; a baluster cup with wishbone handle, painted with Oriental figures before a building and a junk with lateen sail in the distance and a similarly decorated spiral-fluted creamboat moulded around the foot with foliate scrolls
3in. (8.9cm.) high, the creamboat (4)
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Please note the count should read (5)