A very finely painted Worcester beaker/tumbler c1795-1800. Probably Chamberlain.

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A very finely painted Worcester beaker/tumbler c1795-1800. Probably Chamberlain.See our website periodceramicsandantiques. org. We can offer 10% better prices on the website. Description. A finely painted and gilded tumbler or beaker, the painted scene depicting a bouquet of flowers and foliage in a basket. Lavishly gilded yellow ground reserve containing the painted scene and equivalently thick gilding to the rim, base and to the reverse of the painted scene. Condition. In excellent antique condition. No apparent defects.

The more normal (though still quite rare) form of spoon tray or teapot stand was hexagonal – see Hillis 3

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The bowl is in perfect condition

No other apparent chips

Gilded borders and elaborate gilding to the taper stick holder in the centre of the peace

within two gilt lines

Collector's stickers for the David Lyndsay collection and the N

20cm in length

Painted with the famille rose type decoration

8cm in length

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as Caughley undertook very little polychrome decoration in-house