Conta & Boehme Porcelain Antique c1880 Figurine / Inkwell Cover Card Players Royal Doulton

Conta & Boehme Porcelain Antique c1880 Figurine / Inkwell Cover Card Players Royal DoultonThe Conta & Boehme porcelain inkwell featuring card players is a fine example of 19th century German bisque porcelain artistry. Though often described as "18th century," most of these figural inkwells were actually produced around circa 1880 by the renowned Conta & Boehme factory in Germany. This particular piece typically depicts a group of finely dressed figuresoften nobilitygathered around a table playing cards. The entire scene would liftoff to

such as shepherds and shepherdesses

The Marlow pattern—with its delicate floral sprays and gold gilt trim—reflects the refined

Condition inspection found the cup has a flea bite chip to the foot corner over painted with gilt

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5cm height  The saucer is 5 & 1/2" or cm diameter

Produced around 1785

It was known for its hand-painted floral designs

Close inspection found the rim has some small frit losses and a small hairline

Antique cup and saucer by Ridgway in foliage shape with blue enamel colour and 22kt gold gilt embellishment

Jemima Puddle Duck and her Ducklings

Measures 23

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