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An interesting collection of creamware, late 18th and early 19th century
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London, United Kingdom
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An interesting collection of creamware, late 18th and early 19th century Comprising a cylindrical teapot inscribed 'E. THORLEY/ 1777' in red, within an elaborate foliate scroll cartouche in purple, the reverse with a rose spray in purple, a mug inscribed in red 'S. Haycock/ Kings. Head/ Twickenham' within a quatrefoil cartouche, flanked by sprays of cherries and flowers, a mug inscribed 'Elizabeth Ragg/ Born Jan,y 9 1823' within a red and black cartouche, a miniature or toy baluster coffee pot inscribed with the initials 'EB' in black, the reverse with a rose spray in red and green, a small cream jug inscribed 'J.G/ 1778' in red, within a floral cartouche in red, green, yellow and black, together with a Dutch-decorated baluster milk jug and a small plate of Royal interest, both painted in colours with double portraits of Prince William V and Princess Sophia Wilhelmina of Orange, the jug inscribed 'FSW' and 'PVOR', the plate inscribed 'PV OR' and 'Daar Zag ik Doe/ Oranje booven' (That I will do/ long live Orange), tallest 13cm high (7) Footnotes: Provenance With Islwyn Watkins Antiques, 1991 (teapot) With Garry Atkins, 1999 (Haycock) Graham Slater Collection The 'Haycock' mug exhibited was at the People's Pots Exhibit, no.14A. Samuel haycock is listed as a licenced victualler at the Kings Head in Twickenham between 1774 and 1787. The pub was demolished and rebuilt in 1928, before being finally demolished in 1970. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
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An interesting collection of creamware, late 18th and early 19th century Comprising a cylindrical teapot inscribed 'E. THORLEY/ 1777' in red, within an elaborate foliate scroll cartouche in purple, the reverse with a rose spray in purple, a mug inscribed in red 'S. Haycock/ Kings. Head/ Twickenham' within a quatrefoil cartouche, flanked by sprays of cherries and flowers, a mug inscribed 'Elizabeth Ragg/ Born Jan,y 9 1823' within a red and black cartouche, a miniature or toy baluster coffee pot inscribed with the initials 'EB' in black, the reverse with a rose spray in red and green, a small cream jug inscribed 'J.G/ 1778' in red, within a floral cartouche in red, green, yellow and black, together with a Dutch-decorated baluster milk jug and a small plate of Royal interest, both painted in colours with double portraits of Prince William V and Princess Sophia Wilhelmina of Orange, the jug inscribed 'FSW' and 'PVOR', the plate inscribed 'PV OR' and 'Daar Zag ik Doe/ Oranje booven' (That I will do/ long live Orange), tallest 13cm high (7) Footnotes: Provenance With Islwyn Watkins Antiques, 1991 (teapot) With Garry Atkins, 1999 (Haycock) Graham Slater Collection The 'Haycock' mug exhibited was at the People's Pots Exhibit, no.14A. Samuel haycock is listed as a licenced victualler at the Kings Head in Twickenham between 1774 and 1787. The pub was demolished and rebuilt in 1928, before being finally demolished in 1970. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com For further information about this lot please visit the lot listing
A Modern Antiquarian: The Collection of Graham Sla
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101 New Bond Street
London
United Kingdom
W1S 1SR
United Kingdom
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