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Antique English Blue and White Porcelain China Temples Cup & Saucer
Fine Antique Porcelain China Two Temples or Broseley pattern Tea Cup and Saucer
- Superbly detailed antique English Porcelain in the Chinese style.
- Temples pattern sometimes called Broseley teacup and saucer
- 3-1/8th-inch upper rim diameter plain bowl porcelain teacup 2-1/8th-inch tall rolling scalloped rim
- 5-5/8th-inch diameter saucer with deep straight rising plain rim with gilt, no central well
- Both pieces with antique faux chinese factory marks commonly applied at this time to mimic the Chinese export ware these pieces copy
- Date range circa 1810-1820
- From the handle shape this is almost certainly Spode rather than Miles Mason
Fine Antique Porcelain China Two Temples or Broseley pattern Tea Cup and Saucer
- Superbly detailed antique English Porcelain in the Chinese style.
- Temples pattern sometimes called Broseley teacup and saucer
- 3-1/8th-inch upper rim diameter plain bowl porcelain teacup 2-1/8th-inch tall rolling scalloped rim
- 5-5/8th-inch diameter saucer with deep straight rising plain rim with gilt, no central well
- Both pieces with antique faux chinese factory marks commonly applied at this time to mimic the Chinese export ware these pieces copy
- Date range circa 1810-1820
- From the handle shape this is almost certainly Spode rather than Miles Mason
$66.41
Antique English Blue and White Porcelain China Temples Cup & Saucer—
$66.41
Description
Fine Antique Porcelain China Two Temples or Broseley pattern Tea Cup and Saucer
- Superbly detailed antique English Porcelain in the Chinese style.
- Temples pattern sometimes called Broseley teacup and saucer
- 3-1/8th-inch upper rim diameter plain bowl porcelain teacup 2-1/8th-inch tall rolling scalloped rim
- 5-5/8th-inch diameter saucer with deep straight rising plain rim with gilt, no central well
- Both pieces with antique faux chinese factory marks commonly applied at this time to mimic the Chinese export ware these pieces copy
- Date range circa 1810-1820
- From the handle shape this is almost certainly Spode rather than Miles Mason
