A very rare First Period Worcester Sparrowbeak jug. Reversed print c.1770-80

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A very rare First Period Worcester Sparrowbeak jug. Reversed print c.1770-80Description. A lovely small sparrowbeak jug in the "3 Flowers" pattern. Very unusually, however, one of the prints is reversed. Grooved handle. Worcester crescent mark. Condition. In good antique condition. A firing crack to the top of the handle and a hairline to the bottom. A tiny hairline to the right hand side of the spout as one looks at the spout. Dimensions. 8. 5 cm high We do not offer combined postage as the figure we charge reflect the time

who was copying a print made by Canot

to run a shop

The teabowl shape is illustrated as item number 42 to the appendix to Twitchett

when he again suffered pangs of conscience and decided

In excellent antidote condition

In superb antique condition-almost as new

surrounded by a ring of continuous gilt dots

that crest being used by various families

A fine pair of Chamberlain Worcester chocolate cups

in Staffordshire

A piece decorated in broadly similar style to this cup is illustrated at plate 44 of Adams and Redstone

discernible in the photographs but is really very small