Including soft-paste porcelain pieces made by or attributed to Bow, Worcester, Coalport, Caughley, Liverpool, Wedgwood, Staffordshire, and others, with associated marks or attributes, and six salt-glazed stoneware pieces, dated circa 1760 and later; comprising a reticulated chestnut basket and stand, three reticulated fruit bowls or baskets, a molded and pierced plate, a bowl with molded and parcel-gilt decoration, a teapot, a leaf-shaped dish, a scalloped dish, seven tea bowls, three teacups, a two-handled cup, five saucers, a leaf-shaped pickle dish, and a covered creamer; together with three hard paste white porcelain pieces including a creamer and and saucer by Meissen, circa 1730-1755, both marked with crossed swords mark in underglaze blue, and a covered sugar dish, by St. Cloud, circa 1735, with inscribed mark, "SC/ T." (31 items total).

Provenance

Salt-glazed bowl: Ex. The Kanter Collection, also bearing old accession no: S8. HC226
Reticulated bowl in the "Partridge" pattern: Wynn A. Sayman, Richmond, Massachusetts
Bow white tea bowl: Matthew & Elisabeth Sharpe, Conshohocken, Pennsylvania
Two saucers: Klaber & Klaber
Collection of L. Delmar and Susan Burrows Swan, Wilmington, Delaware.
Susan B. Swan was a needlework scholar and author. She served for many years as a curator at Winterthur Museum.