A c. 1775 Chelsea-Derby Porcelain tea bowl enamelled with foliate motifs

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A c. 1775 Chelsea-Derby Porcelain tea bowl enamelled with foliate motifsDescription. William Duesbury I. Gilt dentil rim decoration. Continuous pattern of green foliage and berries, interspersed with gilt spheres, bounded by a pair of gilt lines. Three finely executed studies of floral sprays to the lower part of the bowl. Two further floral sprigs decorate the inner part of the bowl. Chelsea Derby gold D and anchor mark. Condition. In excellent antique condition. No apparent defects. Dimensions. 7,5cm in diameter. Please

Until that point

within which are purple stylised flowers

painted with a finely executed study of "Scarlet Pimpernel"

(according to "Fairbairn's Crests" (in which publication this crest appears

A very unusual border decoration and no pattern number

His pay rose

John Moscrop

The ubiquititous minor cracking

A tiny hairline to the right hand side of the spout as one looks at the spout

including a further large rose

He commenced work

The pieces have no maker's mark