NEW
HALL STAFFORDSHIRE RARE ORANGE GROUND BUTE SHAPE
TEACUP AND SAUCER - PATTERN 558 C.1790-95
"An
attractive late eighteenth century teacup and saucer, with vine leaf
patterning, on a choice orange ground c.1790-95. This rare piece is
from the popular and collectable New Hall factory Staffordshire. Of Bute
shape - one of the earliest teacup shapes: it is simply a New Hall
teabowl shape with an added loop handle. A good must have
reference & display example."Antiques Expert Hamilton Bear.
References:
Pattern 558, is illustrated on an identical teacup shape in New
Hall and its Imitators, D. Holgate1971
plate 138. Note pattern 695 is the same pattern on a mazarine blue
ground.
Dimensions:
height teacup 57 mm max. width saucer 139 mm max.
Marks:
None as is usual on New Hall cups and saucers.
Condition:
Overall we rate as excellent and brilliant for display. No chips
cracks or restoration. Typical tiny spots of rubbing wear to orange
ground and gilding in places.
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