Lot Essay
The anchor mark, usually seen on Chelsea porcelain, was painted circa 1760 on Worcester pieces decorated by independent workshops such as James Giles.
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CIRCA 1760-70, IRON-RED ANCHOR MARKS, INCISED 60 AND 76
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A WORCESTER PORCELAIN RETICULATED CHESTNUT BASKET, COVER AND STAND
CIRCA 1760-70, IRON-RED ANCHOR MARKS, INCISED 60 AND 76
Molded overall with quatrefoil flowers, flanked by applied branch and flower handles, the stand painted with a bouquet of loose flowers
10 in. (25.5 cm.) wide, the stand
CIRCA 1760-70, IRON-RED ANCHOR MARKS, INCISED 60 AND 76
Molded overall with quatrefoil flowers, flanked by applied branch and flower handles, the stand painted with a bouquet of loose flowers
10 in. (25.5 cm.) wide, the stand