A New Hall porcelain tea cup and saucer, 1795-1,800, pattern…
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A New Hall porcelain tea cup and saucer, 1795-1,800, pattern 171, the slightly tapering cup with a typical ear shaped handle, decorated in the Chinese export manner in puce, emerald and iron red colours with a loose floral spray in a basket, and other scattered sprigs and delicate patterned borders, the saucer conforming; unmarked as was typical of the smaller teawares cup height 6.5 cm. Saucer diameter 13 cm
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