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Wood & Sons Seaforth Blue and White China 9-1/8th-Inch Soup Bowl

Antique Seaforth design blue and white china 9-1/8th-inch rimmed soup bowl by Wood and Sons

  • Early Seaforth marks with impressed W33 suggests 1933
  • Very good antique condition for collectors.
  • Seaforth is a widely collected blue & white pattern and depicts oriental parks and lakes with wide floral borders and decorative bordering. It was based on the earlier Eton College design.
  • These 9-1/8th-inch rimmed English soup bowls are increasingly hard to find
  • Seaforth rope marks made in England 
  • Almost no knife marks on surface but there is some fine linear glaze crazing affecting the surface of the bowl
  • There is impressed detailed ribbing on the rim with no gilt
  • Nice early examples of, very pretty and usable.

 

Antique Seaforth design blue and white china 9-1/8th-inch rimmed soup bowl by Wood and Sons

  • Early Seaforth marks with impressed W33 suggests 1933
  • Very good antique condition for collectors.
  • Seaforth is a widely collected blue & white pattern and depicts oriental parks and lakes with wide floral borders and decorative bordering. It was based on the earlier Eton College design.
  • These 9-1/8th-inch rimmed English soup bowls are increasingly hard to find
  • Seaforth rope marks made in England 
  • Almost no knife marks on surface but there is some fine linear glaze crazing affecting the surface of the bowl
  • There is impressed detailed ribbing on the rim with no gilt
  • Nice early examples of, very pretty and usable.

 

$7.96

Original: $26.55

-70%
Wood & Sons Seaforth Blue and White China 9-1/8th-Inch Soup Bowl—

$26.55

$7.96

Description

Antique Seaforth design blue and white china 9-1/8th-inch rimmed soup bowl by Wood and Sons

  • Early Seaforth marks with impressed W33 suggests 1933
  • Very good antique condition for collectors.
  • Seaforth is a widely collected blue & white pattern and depicts oriental parks and lakes with wide floral borders and decorative bordering. It was based on the earlier Eton College design.
  • These 9-1/8th-inch rimmed English soup bowls are increasingly hard to find
  • Seaforth rope marks made in England 
  • Almost no knife marks on surface but there is some fine linear glaze crazing affecting the surface of the bowl
  • There is impressed detailed ribbing on the rim with no gilt
  • Nice early examples of, very pretty and usable.

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