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A large section of history is revealed through a study of these small everday objects. Shape and design changed with the mode of the period. After the infamous Tea Import Tax was repealed in 1784 the petite early teabowl was replaced by a larger bowl in the 1785-1810 period. After 1800 the teabowl was gradually replaced by the more fashionable handled teacup. A wide array of cup shapes, ranging from the simple Bute form with a plain loop handle to the most elaborate Rococo Revival designs with elaborate curved arching handles, revealed the taste of their time. The coffee or chocolate cup was designed in the same shapes but was always found with a handle. Molded, painted or printed Reference Michael Berthoud "A Compendium of British Cups" |
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22359
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COFFEE CUP, 2-1/2 inches high. Ribbed shape, blue printed "Temple" pattern. Gold trim. two very tiny chips on rim. Mark; "S" in blue. Reference: Godden "Caughley and Coalport"plate 16 for tea wares in this pattern |
CAUGHLEY | $95.00 | |
22302
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TEACUP, 3 inches high. Shanked shape with gilt design in the neo-classical style of a border of stylized blossom and leaves connected by swags. Wear to gilt rim and to gold flower inside, firing roughness to foot rim. Unmarked. |
CHAMBERLAIN WORCESTER |
$65.00 | |
26490
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TEA BOWL, 1-3/4 inches high x 3 inches diameter. Printed with "The ThreeFlowers" pattern. Interior decorated with two narrow bands of blue and a flower. Mark: "S" in blue. |
CAUGHLEY | $95.00 | |
26489
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TEACUP, 2-1/2 inches high.Decorated in puce enamel with a landscape featuring a ruined castle. Bute shape, loop handle. Gold rim. No mark |
STAFFORDSHIRE Unknown maker |
$55.00 | |
26488
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TEA BOWL, height 1-3/4 inches, diameter 3 inches. Decorated with floral sprays and insects in pink puce enamel, 2 gold framed reserves with flowers, in the Meissen manner. Reference Henry Sandon "Worcester Porcelain " plate VIII for a coffee pot in the same pattern. |
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WORCESTER | $145.00 |
26482
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TEACUP, height 2 inches. Painted with the Two Quail pattern showing an Imari scene with two birds seated on the branch of flowering tree. Gold rim and accents. Mark: crown over crossed batons and various painter's marks. |
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$65.00 | |
26483
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TEA BOWL, height 2-1/8 inches. Spiral molded shape. Painted with sprays of green and gold leaves, the well with a neatly painted gold acorn and green leaves. No 4 painted in black on foot rim.
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$50.00 | |
26484
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TEA BOWL, height 1-3/4 inches. Hard paste. The Basket pattern, Pattern Number 171. Painted inside the bowl with a brown basket filled with flowers .No mark Hairline crack from rim. |
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$55.00
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22299
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COFFEE CUP, 2-1/4 inches high. BUCKET SHAPE. Decorated in an Imari style pattern in underglaze blue, iron-red and gold. "French" square angular handle. Pattern number 902 in red on base. Unmarked. Reference; Berthoud, "A Compendium of British Cups", plate 377 |
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$75.00 | |
22307
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COFFEE CUP, 2-1/4 inches high. Shaped gold gadroon rim. Decorated with a gold seaweed pattern. Mark; Imressed Crown over "FBB" Reference; Berthoud, "A Compendium of British Cups", plate 728 |
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$75.00 | |
23503
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COFFEE CUP, 2-3/4 inches high. LONDON SHAPE with angular handle. Decorated in an ornate Imari style design of flowers and leaves in underglaze blue, iron-red and gold. Pattern number 324 in red on base. Unmarked. | |
COALPORT Probably John Rose |
$115.00
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TEA CUP, height 2 inches, diameter 3-1/4 inches. Blue scale ground. The white vase shaped reserves decorated with Oriental flowers. Mark: On base cursive "W" |
c.1770 |
$255.00 |
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23254
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COFFEE CAN, 2-1/2" high. "Royal Lily" pattern in deep blue with brown rim and brown lower ring. Impressed mark on base.
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$155.00 | |
COFFEE CUP, 2-1/2 inches high. "Gold Queens's Pattern" on the "New fluted" form. The interior with the "Gold Star" border of interlaced ovals with three dots. Rim chip. For a cup of the same form and same pattern see the "Bicentennial Exhibit of Caughley Porcelain" #633 |
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CAUGHLEY |
$45.00 |
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COFFEE CUP, 2-1/2 inches high. "Gold Queens's Pattern" on the "New fluted" form. The footrim and the interior with a gold dentil border. It is interesting to compare this cup with #26410. The body is much whiter and the glaze has a slight blue tint. This was probably made with the later harder body
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CAUGHLEY |
$65.00 |
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COFFEE CUP, 2-1/2 inches high. Reeded loop handle. Decorated in polychrome enamels with a Chinese figure of a man kneeling by a table. The interior with a red border. | c.1770 |
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$350.00 |
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CUP. 2-1/2"high. Painted with a lively Chinese scene of two children playing. The scroll handle is decorated with a puce motif. Very similar to the New Hall pattern. Unknown maker. * 2 hairline cracks from rim near handle with very slight staining. |
c. 1800 |
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$ 55.00 |
COFFEE CAN, 2-1/2" high. Bat printed in gray with a spray of roses. Gold rim and gold decoration on handle. Pattern #500. Unmarked
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COFFEE CAN, 2-1/2" high. Bat printed in gray with a spray of summer flowers. Gold rim and gold decoration on handle. Pattern #500. Unmarked
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$55.00 | ||
SOLD 26473
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COFFEE CUP, 2-1/2 inches high. London shape. Imari design in underglaze blue, iron-red and green. Gold accents and rim.No mark Reference; Berthoud, "A Compendium of British Cups",plate 462 |
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26472 SOLD |
PAIR OF COFFEE CUPS, 2-3/4 inches high. Spiral molded shape. Border design of lines and roses, interior with a border dseign of ribbon and roses. Body with small rose sprays Unmarked. Reference; Berthoud, "A Compendium of British Cups", plate 126 |
STAFFORDSHIRE Unknown maker |
SOLD | |
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26395 SOLD |
COFFEE CUP, 2-1/8 inches high "Chrysanthemum" molded pattern. Molded in low relief with intricate design of flowers and foliage. Painted Blue diaper and Scroll borders. Mark : Blue 4 on base. |
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SOLD |
26474 SOLD
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TEACUP, 2-1/4 inches high. London shapeRose design enamelled in green. Gold rim and leaf design on handle. Base with 4 green dots. No mark |
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COFFEE CUP, 2-1/4 inches high. Hard paste with a simple loop handle. Decorated in green camaieu with floral sprays featuring a rose. Showing the spiral ridges, called wreathing, on the body caused by kiln distortion that were typical of Bristol. Unmarked. | |
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26396 SOLD |
COFFEE / CHOCOLATE CUP. 2-1/2 inches high. Painted in dry blue with floral spigs alternating with a curved vertical gold line. Reeded loop handle. Shallow chip to exterior of foot-rim Unmarked. |
c.1770 |
SOLD |
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