An unusual Derby tea cup of small proportions in patt 2. Blue mark c1780

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An unusual Derby tea cup of small proportions in patt 2. Blue mark c1780See our website periodceramicsandantiques. org. Description. An unusually small tea cup, of ogee moulded shape, with simple gilt decoration of a dentil rim and isolated gilded sprays. Blue crown and D mark. This piece is in very early pattern number two. The pattern numbers started to be utilisedin the early 1780s. Condition. In excellent antique condition. No apparent defects. Dimensions. 8cm x 5cm. We do not offer combined postage as the figure we

See Nicholas D Gent's Pinxton porcelain-p

apart from the extensive crazing virtually endemic to this period and minor rubbing to the rim gilding

A finely-painted and gilded tumbler or beaker

Outside decorated by James Giles' atelier with a pattern in Sèvres style

more or less beyond peradventure

with a magnificent botanical study of "Dutch Honeysuckle"

rare in its small dimensions

probably drawn from Curtis

The cover does not fit well and is possibly associated

the stand with one long drawer and baluster legs joined by curved stretchers and on original bun feet

Decorated with a continuous stylised floral pattern of flowers and foliage

In excellent condition