A c.1770 1st Period Worcester tea bowl decorated in the atelier of James Giles.

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A c.1770 1st Period Worcester tea bowl decorated in the atelier of James Giles.Description. Very pretty piece, painted in purple and carmine the use of the carmine paint being a sure sign of James Giles's involvement. See, in that respect, "iIn search of James Giles" by Gerald Coke page 54. Elaborate border design. See a similar piece sold by the well regarded dealers "the Fancy Fox". The rim is scalloped and gilded. Condition. In very good antique condition. There is simply a crescent shaped hairline to the base of the piece

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that decoration consisting of chrysanthemums

Minor wear to the enamels

the patterns being astonishingly similar to each other-remarkable given that each was hand painted

that the three pieces were made at the same time and have remained together for the succeeding two and three-quarter centuries

Coventry Street

in imitation of the Chinese Yixing teapots

being a paper read by David Barker at the Linnean Society on the 20th of January 1990) to his namesake-Thomas Barker

A very pretty cup

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