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Lot 335
8 June 2005, 10:30 BST
London, New Bond StreetSold for £2,640 inc. premium
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Find your local specialistAn unusual English porcelain shell-encrusted dish
circa 1830
attributed to Chamberlain, formed from an upturned shell supported on a high scroll-moulded base picked out in gold, the interior applied with a variety of shells, corals and seaweed delicately painted in a wide range of bright colours, 14.5cm high (a few minute cracks to the base, one very minor loss to the applied shells only)
attributed to Chamberlain, formed from an upturned shell supported on a high scroll-moulded base picked out in gold, the interior applied with a variety of shells, corals and seaweed delicately painted in a wide range of bright colours, 14.5cm high (a few minute cracks to the base, one very minor loss to the applied shells only)
