Antique Coffee and Tea Cup Collection with Provenance

A Worcester coffee cup and saucer, a Spode 'Hester Savory…
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A Worcester coffee cup and saucer, a Spode 'Hester Savory Service' cup and saucer, circa 1760, and 1802, Worcester cup and saucer Woodside Antiques UK 2001 for £490; Spode cup and saucer. Provenance: The David Drakard collection, a Worcester duo black printed with Robert Hancock's 'Tea Party' and 'Maid and Page' patterns, and a Spode charcoal bat printed bute cup and saucer, pattern 557, with landscape scenes; Drakard collection labels underside, both unmarked

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