Sunday Interiors
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ARARE18THCENTURYNEWCASTLE
TRANSFERPRINTEDCUPANDSAUCER
c. 1780, by Sewell, the rich yellow ground printed in red
tones with a depiction of a family dining in a garden set-
ting, the reverse of the cupwith a scene of the Tyne, im-
pressed mark verso ‘Sewell’, the saucer 13cm diameter
withpaper label verso
€300 -400
348
APAIROFCHELSEAPORCELAINLEAF
SHAPEDDISHES,
18th Century, eachmoulded with veined leaves in relief,
pickedout in green, iron red and aubergine tones, around
a central reserve paintedwith exotic birds and landscape,
appliedwithnaturalistichandles, 23cm long
€500 -700
349
ARARESWANSEAPORCELAINBOTANICAL
DISH,
early 19th Century, in the manner of Henry Pollard, the
deep lozenge shape with wavy gilt edged rim, moulded
with scallop shells to each end, the centredelicatelypaint-
edwith colourful flower groups containedwithinaborder
of gilt painted classical urns, impressedmarkverso
‘Swansea’, 36cmwide
€200 -400
350
AWORCESTERBLUEANDWHITEDISH, 18TH
CENTURY,
of shallow circular form, painted with fleur de lys motif
within a cobalt blue band, highlighted in gilt, crescent
mark, 22cm diameter; together with another Worcester
blueandwhitedishof similarperiod, andaCaughleyblue
andwhitepreserve jar and cover, 11cmhigh (3)
€200 -300
351
AGEORGE IIIMAHOGANYANDROSEWOOD
BANDEDTEA-CADDY,
of rectangular form with hinged top enclosing a com-
partmented interior on small bun feet, 29.5cm wide
togetherwith aGeorge III satinwood tea-caddyof
sarcophagus form18.5cmwide
€200 -300
