circa 1860-1888The finials of these delightful custard cups make them very special, delicately executed roses. One has a very tiny chip, only noticeable if you are looking for it. There is also a tiny rim frit to the base of one, not visible in a picture Mark: underglaze blue crossed swords, no 26. and 37 for painters respectively
porcelain 18th decoration 19th century Provenance: Royal House of Hannover, de-assessed in 2005, Blue ground with dappled gold, bouquets of flowers reserved in gilt garlands the lids with metal mounts mark: underglazed crossed swords with dot underglaze W and (crown?) to the rims Height 8" inside hairline crack and chip to one spout restored; The House of Hannover gave us George I, II and III of England, and their extensive collections are an important part of the history of dipl ...click for details
