A New Hall helmet shaped creamer. c.1785-90. Pattern 167

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A New Hall helmet shaped creamer. c.1785-90. Pattern 167Description. A tall creamer, simply decorated with a pink band, bounded by two gilt bands. Gilded sprig decoration. Standing on a turned pedestal, with a plain loop handle. Condition. In very good condition. A sprinkling of kiln dust to the handle. a firing flaw to the underside of the base. Minimal wear. Dimensions. 12cm tall. We do not offer combined purchase. The time it takes to source and pack items is considerable. If the postage policy

Minor wear to the enamels

A very similar piece is illustrated as plate 6

within one of which there are gilded chinoiserie precious object motives

Possibly Wirksworth

In very good condition

a pattern not currently noted on the Transferware Collector's Club website) and with hand-painted floral and foliate decoration to the rim

highlighted in brown enamel

appers to be holding a pair of feathers

The ubiquititous minor cracking

Pierced such that they may be adhered to a wall and decorated with the Cornucopia Prunus pattern

with basketweave moulding to the border

Printed and polychrome overpainted with rural scenes of a variety of fantastical birds