Lot Essay
Cf. Geoffrey A Godden, Chamberlain's Worcester Porcelain 1788-1852 (1982), p. 244, pl. 292.
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CIRCA 1800
Details
A Chamberlain's Worcester pale-orange-ground honey-pot and cover
Circa 1800
Modelled as a circular domed bee-skep on a fixed stand, with alternating pale-orange and white gilt-edged vertical panels with pendant gilt foliage, the lower part and stand moulded with five bees around the arched entrance, pierced gilt ring-finial and gilt rims (very slight wear to gilding of rims and handle, very slight retouching to gilding of finial)
4 in. (10.2 cm.) high
Circa 1800
Modelled as a circular domed bee-skep on a fixed stand, with alternating pale-orange and white gilt-edged vertical panels with pendant gilt foliage, the lower part and stand moulded with five bees around the arched entrance, pierced gilt ring-finial and gilt rims (very slight wear to gilding of rims and handle, very slight retouching to gilding of finial)
4 in. (10.2 cm.) high