A New Hall clip-handled cup and saucer in unidentified pattern U362 c1787-95

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A New Hall clip-handled cup and saucer in unidentified pattern U362 c1787-95See our website periodceramicsandantiques. org. In order to assist our American customers with the new Trump tariffs, we are offering free postage to the USA. Description. An uncommon clip handled New Hall coffee cup and saucer. Decorated with a blue ground and gilding in unidentified pattern U362 (see Preller Page 115.). Unmarked. Condition. Wear to the gilding, and a small chip to the rim, but otherwise in good antique condition. Dimensions. Saucer

12 cm in length

We can also arrange for the piece to be framed

we cannot determine the year of the piece

The cover is associated

with a magnificent botanical study of "Great Blue-bottle" (more commonly known as Cornflower today)

northernceramicsociety

It is rare for these pieces to have a polychrome palette

A Hamilton-fluted pattern number u664 (using Pat Preller's code for unidentified pattern numbers) cup and saucer

painted with finely executed Billingsley-style roses

ormolu-mounted vases

2 short hairlines to the rim of the bowl

The silver is hallmarked with 1863 London marks for Elizabeth and John Eaton