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18th Century Worcester Blue & White 'Precipice' Pattern Bowl
REF: REF 2159 / LA322773
£375
€438
$472
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Description
A most attractive 18th Century Worcester Blue and White Bowl.
It is painted in underglaze blue with 'The Precipice' pattern, depicting a bridge separated by two pavilions, one on a high precipice.
The interior also depicts a further pavilion between two precipices.
It has a workman's mark to the base.
Width: 20.5 cms
Height: 9 cms
declaration
DLS Antiques has clarified that the 18th Century Worcester Blue & White 'Precipice' Pattern Bowl (LA322773) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being c1765/75
declaration
condition
condition
Excellent, with no cracks or restoration. It only has a few fine surfaces scratches to the interior from usage and a minute chip on the base of the base as shown in the photographs. It also a small feint brownish stain in the interior of the bowl and the smallest of spots of missing glaze again mentioned for accuracy.