Lot 316 , A group of 18th century English ceramics comprising;, a Worcester quail pattern saucer, with unusual enamel crossed swords mark, a Worcester James Giles decorated saucer, a Worcester high Chelsea Ewer and similar low Che

A group of 18th century English ceramics comprising;
a Worcester quail pattern saucer, with unusual enamel crossed swords mark, a Worcester James Giles decorated saucer, a Worcester high Chelsea Ewer and similar low Chelsea ewer, a Liverpool porcelain sparrow beak cream jug and a pearlware teapot and cover, c.1790, largest 22cm wide
Provenance - the estate of a former antique dealer, artist and decorator; the contents of a country residence, near Tunbridge Wells. The principal items will be offered in our upcoming 7th July, Fine Art & Interiors sale. The contents include 18th-19th century English porcelain, Old Master paintings to 20th century Art, English and Continental furniture and works of art.
£80-120

Condition:
Quail saucer good. Other saucer structurally good; some surface wear and wear to gilding. Ewers good. Milk jug good. Teapot small chip and crack at tip of spout; lower half of body with crazing; cover crazed. Light reflections unavoidable.

Sold for £160