A New Hall 'Elephant Pattern' cup and saucer, circa 1808,…
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A New Hall 'Elephant Pattern' cup and saucer, circa 1808, pattern 876, the bute shaped cup with a looped handle and saucer richly decorated in the oriental manner with an elephant in a fenced garden with pavilions, pomegranate trees and other exotic foliage, in a cobalt, light blue and orange palette, gilt enrichments and wavy line borders, 'V' style mark only to cup, height 6 cm, (cup) diameter 14.5 cm, (saucer)
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