Lot 119

The Sampson pot and cover with no visible faults
The Bow cup with a hairline to the handle, and a hairline and two small chips to the rim. The Bow saucer with one area of repair remeasuring 9cm wide and 4cm deep
Vauxhall cup with two chips to rim
The Capodimonte saucer with a repaired hairline running through the dish (13cm long) and associated repairs measuring 9.5cm wide, 2.5cm deep
Small chips to base and minor chips to rim on the Capodimonte saucer.
The Bow handle with some light staining and minor wear and losses


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The collection of the late Patricia Begg, OAM
Stockspring Antiques, 2001 (Vauxhall cup)
Bernard Watney Collection, London (Vauxhall cup)

A Treasury of Bow, Ceramics and Glass Circle 2000, p. 59, no. 170. (Bow cup and saucer)
White Gold; Ceramics and Glass Circle, 2004, p. 28, no. 73. (Vauxhall cup)

For a similar example of the Bow cup and saucer see Anton Gabszewicz, Bow Porcelain, 2000; p. 38, pl. 23. (Bow cup and saucer)
Simon Spero, Vauxhall Porcelain-A Tentative Chronology, 2003; p. 360, no. 31. (Vauxhall cup)