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English Porcelain from the William B.G. Humphries Collection: Part I

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LOT 137

Lot 137

Worcester Tea Cup, Coffee Cup, and Saucer Trio, workshop of James Giles, c.1765-70

Worcester Tea Cup, Coffee Cup, and Saucer Trio, workshop of James Giles, c.1765-70
Lot 137 Details
Worcester Tea Cup, Coffee Cup, and Saucer Trio, workshop of James Giles, c.1765-70

diameter 5.2 in — 13.2 cm
saucer with painted crossed swords and 9 in underglaze blue

Estimate $1,500-$2,000

Realised: $2,125
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Worcester Tea Cup, Coffee Cup, and Saucer Trio, workshop of James Giles, c.1765-70
  • Worcester Tea Cup, Coffee Cup, and Saucer Trio, workshop of James Giles, c.1765-70
Provenance:

Gerald Coke Collection
Albert Amor, London, 1995
William B.G. Humphries Collection, Toronto (Label with the Radlett Collection)

Literature:

Coke, Gerald, "In Search Of James Giles", 1983, p.231, pl.59b

Note:

Proceeds to benefit the Gardiner Museum, Toronto

CONDITION DETAILS

In substantially good condition

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  • 1 Star: Poor - Flaws or damage immediately apparent under standard lighting (examples: missing components, rips, broken glass, damaged surfaces, etc.)

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