A collection of Continental porcelain
mid 19th century,

to include a part tea service, comprising ten teacups, ten saucers, two square serving plates and a creamer, possibly by Rockingham, decorated to the centre with floral spray reserves, surrounded by scrolling gilt foliage and stylised leaves to a claret ground, heightened in gilt, painted marks to some '1657', together with three Coalport dinner plates, with floral sprays to the centre and to cartouches, to a colbalt blue rim '6/361'

(qty)

Coalport plate, 24cm diamter

Condition Report

Three Coalport dinner plates, 24cm wide). Surface scratches, minor rubbing to the decoration. No apparent chips, cracks or restoration. Rubbing to the marks
Tea service, most marked 1657).
6x wide teacups, 14cm wide, each with damage, 2 with stapled repairs to the handles, with hairline cracks/ repaired cracks. 1 with loss to the handle. 1 with large hairline crack.1 with hairline crack to the handle. All with rubbing to the decoration. Kiln pickup to the bases. Scuffs to the basal rims. Crazing throughout. Rubbing to marks
4x taller teacups, 12.5cm wide, 3 with stapled repairs to the handles, 1 with stapled repair also to the body. With hairline cracks/ chips. 1 with handle broken and loose. Each with rubbing to the decoration. Kiln pick up/ scuffs to the base. Crazing throughout. Rubbing to marks.
11 x saucers, 15cm diameter, 1 with crack to the rim, but still present, also with hairline cracks. 1 with hairline crack. 1 with star crack, firing cracks, and hairline cracks. All with rubbing to the decoration, surface scratches. Rubbing to the decoration. With crazing. Rubbing to the marks.
creamer, 13cm high, base with stapled repairs to the foot, one foot lost. Crazing. Rubbing to the decoration. No marks.
Pair of square dishes, 28cm wide, surface scratches. Kiln pick to the base. Rubbing to the decoration. Crazing.

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