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A pair of early 19th Century Chinese Exp
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A pair of early 19th Century Chinese Export ware famille verte sauceboats of ribbed form with gilt and pale green lined bordering, the centres decorated with the letter E within a wreath raised on an oval foot 20.5 cm long x 11.3 cm wide x 6.5 cm high together with old typed explanatory note inscribed "Part of a magnificent Chinese Export porcelain dinner service George III period. C.1818. The centre of each piece is beautifully decorated with a script letter "E" in gilt surrounded by a be ribboned wreath in apple green enamels highlighted with gilt flowers; the rim in stylised swags in green & gilt. Base with matt orange/buff firing marks. This dinner service was given to Esther Priestman, daughter of Henry Tuke on her marriage in 1819 (Esther was born in 1782 & died in 1857) . The giver was Favill James Copsie (1788-1847). Esther gave the service to her niece Esther Tuke (1823-1874). She in turn gave it to her niece Edith Wilhelmina Tuke (1858-1952) who gave it to her great niece Evelyn Vowe (1925- ). All that remains of this fine service are now offered:" (The matching tureen, cover and stand from this service were sold at this Saleroom Lot 351 6th December 2013 for £650)
CONDITION REPORTS
Over all the sauce boats appear sound though with some areas of minor wear and tear conducive with age and use throughout. The handles are hollow and have a hole to the interior at the back which may or may not be part of the original design as both have a hole in the same area though it is a fairly rough hole. There are other areas of minor chipping/fritting particularly to the base of the handles in both cases and wear to the bases of both. Minor firing faults and blemishes throughout
CONDITION REPORTS
Over all the sauce boats appear sound though with some areas of minor wear and tear conducive with age and use throughout. The handles are hollow and have a hole to the interior at the back which may or may not be part of the original design as both have a hole in the same area though it is a fairly rough hole. There are other areas of minor chipping/fritting particularly to the base of the handles in both cases and wear to the bases of both. Minor firing faults and blemishes throughout
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A pair of early 19th Century Chinese Export ware famille verte sauceboats of ribbed form with gilt and pale green lined bordering, the centres decorated with the letter E within a wreath raised on an oval foot 20.5 cm long x 11.3 cm wide x 6.5 cm high together with old typed explanatory note inscribed "Part of a magnificent Chinese Export porcelain dinner service George III period. C.1818. The centre of each piece is beautifully decorated with a script letter "E" in gilt surrounded by a be ribboned wreath in apple green enamels highlighted with gilt flowers; the rim in stylised swags in green & gilt. Base with matt orange/buff firing marks. This dinner service was given to Esther Priestman, daughter of Henry Tuke on her marriage in 1819 (Esther was born in 1782 & died in 1857) . The giver was Favill James Copsie (1788-1847). Esther gave the service to her niece Esther Tuke (1823-1874). She in turn gave it to her niece Edith Wilhelmina Tuke (1858-1952) who gave it to her great niece Evelyn Vowe (1925- ). All that remains of this fine service are now offered:" (The matching tureen, cover and stand from this service were sold at this Saleroom Lot 351 6th December 2013 for £650)
CONDITION REPORTS
Over all the sauce boats appear sound though with some areas of minor wear and tear conducive with age and use throughout. The handles are hollow and have a hole to the interior at the back which may or may not be part of the original design as both have a hole in the same area though it is a fairly rough hole. There are other areas of minor chipping/fritting particularly to the base of the handles in both cases and wear to the bases of both. Minor firing faults and blemishes throughout
CONDITION REPORTS
Over all the sauce boats appear sound though with some areas of minor wear and tear conducive with age and use throughout. The handles are hollow and have a hole to the interior at the back which may or may not be part of the original design as both have a hole in the same area though it is a fairly rough hole. There are other areas of minor chipping/fritting particularly to the base of the handles in both cases and wear to the bases of both. Minor firing faults and blemishes throughout
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CIRENCESTER
Gloucestershire
GL7 5RH
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Terms & Conditions
Please ensure you are aware of the condition of your lot before bidding - refunds will not be given due to condition - please note all goods are sold as seen.
Overseas customers to settle their accounts via bank transfer.
Lots purchased online with the-saleroom.com will attract an additional charge for this service in the sum of 6% of the hammer price plus VAT at the rate imposed
Buyer's Premium 21% + VAT
SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS: Please note invoice not settled within 14 days of the sale will be subject to interest charge at Lloyds TSB bank base rate plus 6%.
Please register for a bidding number prior to bidding. Commission and telephone bids must be submitted on the correct forms in full and received by the auctioneers the day before the sale.. The Auctioneers regret that any bids left after this time are not guaranteed to be processed/executed. Please also refer to Condition 20 of the Terms & Conditions of Sale .
Please note the estimates are guide prices only and may be subject to change.
Shipping:
We can recommend a professional packing firm for any items which you are unable to collect. We are unable to ship in house.
