England Porcelain New Hall Cover for Teapot Blue White Victorian 18th Century
£7.50
Inventory Code: INV2884
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π Product Details
π Inventory Code INV2884
βοΈ Material Porcelain
π³οΈ Origin England
ποΈ Period New Hall β 18th Century
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Subject Delicate floral garland pattern in enamel colors of pink, green, and red dots over white glaze; part of a teapot lid.
π·οΈ Marked Unmarked
π Description
This is a charming New Hall porcelain teapot cover dating to the late 18th century. The piece shows fine hand-painted Chinoiserie-style floral scrollwork in iron-red, green, and puce enamels. The knob is elegantly shaped with a painted pink highlight. Such covers are rare survivors of early English porcelain production, often collected for study and restoration use.
Collectorβs Notes: New Hall porcelain was among the first English hard-paste porcelains, combining European formality with Oriental decorative influences. Floral enamel work in this pattern reflects the late Georgian taste for Chinese-inspired motifs. Highly collectible among English ceramics enthusiasts.
π Condition
FAIR/RESTORED βββββ (2/5) β Some rim chips and filled losses, visible glaze wear and staining. Please review the photos carefully for more details.
π Sizes
Height Approximately 4 cm Diameter Approximately 7.5 cm
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