Antique Liverpool Porcelain Tea bowl Cup & Saucer Gainsborough Rural Lovers 18thc Coalport

Antique Liverpool Porcelain Tea bowl Cup & Saucer Gainsborough Rural Lovers 18thc CoalportA rare tea bowl and saucer made by English Liverpool porcelain manufacturer 18thc. Illustrated with The "Rural Lovers" an antique transferware pattern based on a 1760 print by Franois Vivares, which was engraved after a painting by Thomas Gainsborough. In very good condition for the age. There is a tiny flea bite chip to the saucer foot rim otherwise no other damage. Measures Saucer 5 & 1 8" or 13cm diameter Tea bowl 3 & 1 8" or 8cm diameter 1 & 5 8"

which became a significant center for their production of sanitary ware and domestic earthenware

Influence: Caughley porcelain influenced many other English porcelain manufacturers and remains highly collectible today

making it a favourite among collectors

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Inspection found The lid has a crack over the top and chip to the rim

with details on all parts that include the body base and neck

8 & 1/4" or 21cm width

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a beautiful antique piece