A pair of large Bow porcelain famille rose reticulated baskets c.1752

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A pair of large Bow porcelain famille rose reticulated baskets c.1752Description. Painted with famille rose type decoration, consisting of chrysanthemums, bamboo, holey rocks, and insects, in the style adopted by Bow in its earlier years. The pattern is supplemented by gilded detailing. The pieces are of circular shape, with broadly oval and triangular reticulations. The exterior of the baskets includes painted stylised florets and insects. The pieces have no maker's mark, but do have a painter's mark 47. We are not

The creamer shape

with relief portraits of 'Shakespear (sic)

A rare and attributed Cockpit Hill sucrier/sugar bowl

within one of which there are gilded chinoiserie precious object motives

Chelsea-Derby gold D and anchor mark

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In excellent antique condition

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The piece does not match any of the creamers/ sauceboats depicted in those various publications and does not bear the hallmarks typical of the Derbyshire or Tyneside manufacturers

Decorated in all-over cream slip

Can-6cm tall

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