A New Hall trio, circa 1810, pattern 163, a London shaped tea…
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A New Hall trio, circa 1810, pattern 163, a London shaped tea cup and a conforming coffee cup with square handles with flicked spurs, decorated with an oriental landscape and village scene with pavilions and figures in orange, pale blue and cobalt colours with gilt, height 6 cm, (cup) Diameter 14 cm, (saucer)
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