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THE PROPERTY OF A LADY OF TITLE, THE HAGUE
A BERLIN PORCELAIN RELIEFZIERAT MIT STABEN COMPOSITE PART TEA SERVICE, painted in colours with Deutsche Blumen, within rocaille panels in slight relief with hatched borders, comprising;
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A BERLIN PORCELAIN RELIEFZIERAT MIT STABEN COMPOSITE PART TEA SERVICE, painted in colours with Deutsche Blumen, within rocaille panels in slight relief with hatched borders, comprising;
One cylindrical teapot with cover, the spout modelled as a female face, the handle scrolled, the domed cover en suite with flowerbud finial 17.5 cm high
One balustroid milkjug and cover, en suite to the preceding, 13 cm diam.
One circular sugarbowl and cover, en suite, with flowerbud finial, 11 cm high
One ogival-shaped pattipan, 15 cm wide
Six cups
One saucer
One silvermounted rectangular teacaddy and domed cover, with arched shoulders, 12.5 cm high
One Fürstenberg bowl with Deutsche Blumen, 16.5 cm diam.
Five saucers
One trembleuse cup and saucer
(some chipped), marked with an underglaze blue sceptre, Pressmarke KO, mostly 1770 and some later replacements (19)
One cylindrical teapot with cover, the spout modelled as a female face, the handle scrolled, the domed cover en suite with flowerbud finial 17.5 cm high
One balustroid milkjug and cover, en suite to the preceding, 13 cm diam.
One circular sugarbowl and cover, en suite, with flowerbud finial, 11 cm high
One ogival-shaped pattipan, 15 cm wide
Six cups
One saucer
One silvermounted rectangular teacaddy and domed cover, with arched shoulders, 12.5 cm high
One Fürstenberg bowl with Deutsche Blumen, 16.5 cm diam.
Five saucers
One trembleuse cup and saucer
(some chipped), marked with an underglaze blue sceptre, Pressmarke KO, mostly 1770 and some later replacements (19)
Provenance
This service was a present from Queen Emma of the Netherlands (1858 - 1934) to one of her ladies-in-waiting.