A First period Worcester coffee cup, circa 1754 - 56 of plain…
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A First period Worcester coffee cup, circa 1754 - 56 of plain form with a grooved handle, painted in colours with figures in landscape, a fisherman seated by the water, a lady standing gazing and a young man holding a mask. 6 cm high. Provenance: Albert Amor Ltd, London

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