3rd Apr, 2023 11:00
The House & Garden Sale
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A group of 18th century porcelain wares
A group of 18th century porcelain wares decorated in Imari colours including; two tea bowls and saucers; a small bowl decorated with buildings by a river with people crossing a bridge; a further tea bowl and saucer decorated with buildings by a fence and a river; the remaining items decorated with chickens by rockwork, the largest bowl 12.5cm diameter (qty)
Sold for £350
Estimated at £200 - £400
A group of 18th century porcelain wares decorated in Imari colours including; two tea bowls and saucers; a small bowl decorated with buildings by a river with people crossing a bridge; a further tea bowl and saucer decorated with buildings by a fence and a river; the remaining items decorated with chickens by rockwork, the largest bowl 12.5cm diameter (qty)
The first two described tea bowls and saucers in generally good condition although one saucer with very minor chips to the rim and the matching bowl with two hairline cracks and a small chip and with wear to the pattern within, all of these pieces with some wear to the gilding, next tea bowl and saucer with very minor marks to the rim and some wear to the gilding otherwise in good condition, the items decorated with chickens with very minor marks to the rim and wear to the gilding, the small jug with a feint hairline crack about 1cm down from the rim.
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Auction: The House & Garden Sale, 3rd Apr, 2023
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Friday 31st March - 10am to 4pm
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