A very finely painted Worcester beaker/tumbler in Billingsley style c1795-1800

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A very finely painted Worcester beaker/tumbler in Billingsley style c1795-1800See our website periodceramicsandantiques. org. We can do 7. 5%% better prices on the website. Description. A superbly painted tumbler or beaker, the painted scene, in the style of Billingsley (washed out roses petal detail hairy thorns) depicting a pair of roses with foliage. Lavishly gilded reserves containing the painted scene and equivalently thick gilding to the rim, base and to the initialled reverse of the painted scene. Condition. There is a

almost universally so in the case of these fragile pieces which

with minor loss of ground

Long-tailed "7" mark denoting Billingsley's work

Some pattern wear

Cup – 6 cm in height

On getting home

See lot 93

The line descending from the rod in the "La Pêche" print is longer on Caughley pieces than it is in Worcester examples

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Gilded sprig decoration

Continuous pattern of green foliage and berries

a very similar example of which shown at plate 11