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Lot 166

Two English delftware polychrome bowls, Bristol or London, first half 18th century, the first...

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Lot 166

Two English delftware polychrome bowls, Bristol or London, first half 18th century, the first...

Starting Bid: £100

Estimate: £150 - £250

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Lot 166

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Two English delftware polychrome bowls, Bristol or London, first half 18th century, the first painted with shaped diaper pattern panels and scattered flower sprays, 26.6cm diameter; the second with half flowerhead mons and stylised chinoiserie flower sprays, 21.6cm diameter (2)

Provenance: Property from a UK Private Collection.

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