Sale 6355
| Philadelphia
| Philadelphia
Estimate$500 – $700
coffeepot: the lid presently broken (pieces retained in small bag), with loss to gilding, particularly to handle and spout; dinner plate 1: some minor wear / loss to gilding, some green enamel transfer to back edge from the making, a couple surface knicks / chips along rim, some wear to well; dinner plate 2: tiny surface chip to rim, a few tiny chips to underside of rim, some wear to well, occasional loss to gilding; Worcester plate: minor loss to gilding, a few errant blue enamel specks from making; tea bowl 1: a few minor errant green specks of enamel from the making, a couple minor softened knicks along rim, but under glaze and possibly from making; tea bowl 2 (with Fitzhugh border): one area of repaired breaks along rim, some firing flaws and/or stilt marks to well; saucer in Imari palette: with scattered areas of residue and grime to underside; cup and saucer: minor loss to gilding
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Lynda Cain
VP, Head of Department, American Furniture, Folk and Decorative Arts