An early 19thc New Hall tea cup and saucer in pattern number 3203

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An early 19thc New Hall tea cup and saucer in pattern number 3203Description. A rare piece, produced near to the end of the company's life. Printed with an oriental pattern, depicting a woman and child, standing before an august personage, an attendant to his rear. Kicked loop handle. Pattern number 3203. note the pattern 3202 is essentially identical to this pattern, but has more yellow and green. Condition. In excellent antique condition. Wear commensurate with age and use. Dimensions Cup 5cm (2. 5") tall Saucer

apart from minor fading to the right hand side of the mount

beautifully painted with loose bouquets

The almost ubiquitous cracks to the enamelled sides of the object

We have not found a match for both the shape and painted decoration of the piece

in daisy-chain fashion

but probably dating from the late 18th

We aim to ensure that our descriptions are absolutely accurate

Beautifully painted in "Deutsche Blümen" style

The plate is possessed of elaborate border gilding consisting of serpent-head motives

in part due to Wedgwood's successful sale of his products to Queen Charlotte and to Russian Empress Catherine the Great

Wear commensurate with age and use

Very few are marked and it is