Sale 7554
London
|
31 March 2008
Price realised
GBP 438
Estimate
A WÜRZBURG BALUSTER COFFEE-POT CIRCA 1775, IMPRESSED W AND C . G MARKS With double-scroll handle, the body painted with vignettes of figures before turreted buildings and architectural ruins in river landscapes, supported on gilt scroll half-cartouches, below a panelled ozier-moulded border (footrim chip, slight rubbing to enamels and gilding) 6 3/8 in. (16.2 cm.) high
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