£100 - £200
A Swansea teacup, early 19th century, the bute shape cup painted with landscape panels probably by William Billingsley, red painted script mark to base; with a selection of porcelain tea and coffee wares, mid 18th century and later, to include an unusual early English porcelain blue and white cream jug circa 1765, 7cm high, five London shape cups (three decorated in the Imari palate), further cups of various shapes in the Imari palate, four matching bute shape cups with loop handles in the Kakiemon palette, a Coalport quatrefoil lobed miniature cabinet cup and saucer, a continental porcelain coffee can hand painted with birds among foliage, seven Royal Crown Derby 1128 pattern saucers, four Royal Crown Derby 2451 pattern saucers, four Royal Crown Derby 383 pattern saucers, three Coalport batwing saucers, etc. (Qty) (at fault)
All pieces separately listed in the description show surface wear and rubbing to gilt highlights (extensive in places - see photos of the Swansea cup). Some may also show hairline cracks (see photos). Pieces not separately listed in the description will all show additional chips, cracks, losses and repairs (extensive on some pieces).
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