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Pennington & Part Waste Bowl  / Caughley Teabowl & Saucer / Liverpool Tea Caddy / Pennington & Part Teabowl / Worcester Molded Waste Bowl

 

 

 

LIVERPOOL

 

 

 

SETH PENNINGTON & JOHN PART TEABOWL

Liverpool, c1780-90

  

 In a version of "The Precipice" pattern, copied from a Chinese export original, painted in inky blues with a tall narrow

 pine on a rocky outcrop overlooking a pagoda between a tall pine and leafless wintertree, the interior with rim diapering

Condition: Chip to rim; otherwise excellent

3-38" Diameter

75.00

#5604

 

SETH PENNINGTON & JOHN PART WASTE BOWL

Liverpool, c1780-95

  

The opaque well potted body with very slightly everted rim, transfer printed in inky blues with a version of the

Temple pattern, with pagodas in a rocky riverscape, the interior with central pagoda roundel and diapered inner rim

Condition: Perfect

5" Diameter

225.00

#3287

 

    

 

 

LIVERPOOL SILVER-MOUNTED TEA FLUTED CADDY

England, c1770-85

 

    

 

 

Of fluted ovoid form on a round flaring foot, painted with floral sprays, silver mounted neckrim

Condition: two chips to footrim; rim beneath silver without chips

5 1/8" High

275.00

#4422

 

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CAUGHLEY TEABOWL & SAUCER

England, c1790

 

       

 

In the Pagoda pattern, with pagoda riverscape decoration printed in underglaze blue, honey-gilt rim

and diapered border; unmarked, square footrim

Condition: Slight gilt wear to rims; otherwise excellent

5 1/16" Diameter, Saucer

  

165.00

#4575

 

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FIRST PERIOD WORCESTER FEATHER-MOLDED WASTE BOWL

England, C1758-60

 

    

 

            

 

An early blue and white painted form, the bowl with feather molding and painted with floral sprays and sprigs,

open crescent mark verso

Condition: Small rim repair sealing an issuing 1.5" hairline; ring still in tact

4.75" Diameter

 

Note of interest: The inspiration for this molded form of upside down peacock feathers seems to have been a

Paul de Lamerie 1735 silver coffee pot

  

SOLD

#5192a