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Description.
A really pretty little piece, superbly painted with a multitude of charmingly rendered floral details. A sparrow-beak jug with very similar decorative style is illustrated as plate 107 of "Bow Porcelain" by Elizabeth Adams and David Redstone. This naturalistic (Meissen-based) style of decoration appears to have come into being in or around 1758-9.
Though unmarked, this is a known Bow shape. See the photo of a similar piece for sale with the highly regarded Scottish Antiques.
Condition.
In generally very good condition. The cover has had minor restoration, as has the rim of the pot. It seems as though there may have been restoration to the spout of a minor nature and there is a small nick to the tip of the spout. Wear commensurate with age and use.
Dimensions.
11.5 cm tall
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Style | English style (Plates, Porcelain Services of English style Style) |
Century | 18th century (Plates, Porcelain Services 18th century) |
Artist | Bow Porcelain Factory |
Country of origin | United Kingdom |
Height (cm) | 11.5 |
Materials | |
Internal reference | Bish862348 |
Shipping Time | Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days |
Location | LU5 6PL, Harlington, United Kingdom |
Harlington Manor Antiques
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