18th Century Worcester Porcelain Pencilled Cup and Saucer.

18th Century Worcester Porcelain Pencilled Cup and Saucer.

$1,450.00
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18th Century Worcester Porcelain Pencilled Cup and Saucer. The bell-shaped cup with wishbone handle, both the cup and saucer "pencilled" in black enamel with Chinese motifs enclosed by ribbon ties; floral sprigs and butterflies, under a floral scroll border.  Unmarked. Circa 1757-1760. Cup height 3 3/8" H., approximate height; the saucer 4 5/8" Diameter.  Each with shallow chips filled, now evident due to light discoloration.  The blue lights show the restored areas outlined in yellow. Provenance: Albert Amor Antiques, London.  Billie Pain, as sold per The Billie Pain Collection, Bonham's Auctioneers, London,  November 23, 2003, lot 128. Robin Henry Ceramic Collection, New York. Collection #81.  Parallels: H. Rissik Marhsal, Coloured Worcester Porcelain (Ceramic Book Co.: Newport, Monmouthshire, England: 1954), plate 10, figure 168, illustrated a similar saucer dish.  Exhibited: Dreweatt Neate: "Worcester Porcelain," Dyson Perrins Exhibition, 1995, no. 81.  Albert Amor, "Worcester Porc

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