28 Apr 2010
10:30 BST
London, New Bond Street
The Sampson and Horne Collection. Defining the British Vernacular.
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The Sampson and Horne Collection. Defining the British Vernacular.
Back to auction 18438
A William Greatbatch creamware teapot and cover
circa 1770-82
The shouldered cylindrical form with foliate spout and ear-shaped handle, painted in a limited palette of iron-red, green, puce and black on the front with a bust portrait of a lady within an oval panel flanked by leaves and flowers, the reverse with a church in a landscape, between beaded bands, the cover with flowers below a flower finial, 14cm high (restoration to cover and haircrack) (2)
The shouldered cylindrical form with foliate spout and ear-shaped handle, painted in a limited palette of iron-red, green, puce and black on the front with a bust portrait of a lady within an oval panel flanked by leaves and flowers, the reverse with a church in a landscape, between beaded bands, the cover with flowers below a flower finial, 14cm high (restoration to cover and haircrack) (2)
Sold for
£1,080
inc. premium
Category: Single Owner Collections and House Sales
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