A chocolate cup and saucer c1775-80. The diameter of the saucer is 5.8 inches (14.5 cm). Decorated with floral festoons suspended from dentile gilding. Both marked with X6. For an exact match, including the marks, see Hurlbutt (plate 396).
A bowl and coffee cup c1775-80. The diameter of the bowl is 4.1 inches (11.7 cm) and the height of the cup is 2.5 inches (6.3 cm). Delightfully painted with three Chinese figures. The figures have a "cartoon" quality. This design is probably copied from Meissen, rather than from a Chinese original. See MacKenna, figure 12. The bowl is marked X and the cup X7.
A tea bowl and saucer c1775-80. The diameter of the saucer is 4.9 inches (12.5 cm). Moulded in the pineapple pattern. Decorated with unusual floral festoons hanging from a red line. See the Trapnell Collection (413) and MacKenna (figure 19) for the actual piece. Unmarked. Private collection. More.
A tea cup and saucer c1775-80. Finely decorated with floral sprays and gilding. The diameter of the saucer is 5.05 inches (12.8 cm). Both pieces are unmarked.
A coffee cup and saucer c1775-80. Decorated with floral festoons, suspended from dentil gilding. The diameter of the saucer is 4.75 inches (12.1 cm). The saucer is marked X21 and the cup has a possible X9.
A coffee cup and saucer c1775-80. Decorated with floral festoons, suspended from a gold line. There is aslo dentil gilding. The diameter of the saucer is 4.8 inches (12.2 cm). Both pieces are unmarked.
A pineapple moulded coffee cup and saucer, c1775-80. The diameter of the saucer is 5.1 inches (13 cm). Both pieces are unmarked.
A coffee cup and saucer, c1775-80. The diameter of the saucer is 5.05 inches (12.8 cm). The cup is unmarked, the saucer is marked with a large crossed swords, togther with a 6 and a dot (these two are both in gold).
A teacup and saucerr, c1775-80. Thw diameter of the saucer is 5.2 inches (13.2 cm). The saucer is marked with a crossed swords, together with a 3 and a dot, the cup is marked only with the 3 and a dot. In both cases the 3 and the dot are in gold. See the Trapnell collection, number 324, for a similar item.
A Bristol cup and saucer c1775. The diameter of the saucer is 4.9 inches (12.5 cm). Both pieces are unmarked.
A Bristol coffee can and saucer c1778. The diameter of the saucer is 5.2 inches (13.2 cm). Both pieces are marked B2, and were therefore painted by William Stephens.
Fluted tea cup and saucer c1780. The diameter of the saucer is 5 inches (12.9 cm). Simply decorated with green floral festoons and gilding. See the Trapnell Collection, plate 208. Both pieces are marked with an X and a 1. Similar green floral festoons can also be found on Worcester pieces, which are dated to c1780.
Tea bowl and saucer, of ogee form, c1780. The diameter of the saucer is 4.7 inches (12 cm). Decorated with green floral festoons and a green line around the rims of both pieces. See the Schrieber Collection in the V & A, item 1770. The tea bowl is marked X 14 and the saucer X 1.
Double ribbon pattern tureen stand, c1775-78. Width 7.9 inches (20.2 cm). It is painted with floral chains and a central spray, within a blue and purple double ribbon band, which is centred by gilt florets. It has a gilt dentil line on the four shallow lobes of the oval rim. There is also a gilt line around the foot-rim. Marked with an X. This piece was formerly in the Trapnell collection. The service is nunbers 170-181 in the collection, this piece being 171. It was later in the Fry family. See also MacKenna (1975 - 55/56) for a pair of plates from the same service, and Hurlbutt (plate 31b) for another plate from the same service.