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New Hall Porcelain Factory
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Hybrid hard-paste porcelain teapot, from a teaset, decorated overglaze with pink enamel and gilt. The cover is of 'silver' shape. Decorated with a wide band of pink enamel between narrow gold bands and with scattered floral sprigs in gold, with sprays of leaves and formal ornament on the shoulder and further formal ornament on spout and handle. Pattern no. 223
History note: The grandparents of the donor, Miss Stephanie Godfrey
Given by Miss Stephanie Godfrey
Height: 14.4 cm
Length: 24.1 cm
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Method of acquisition: Given
(1988-10-10)
by
Godfrey, Stephanie, Miss
Late 18th century
Production date:
AD 1785
Decoration composed of enamel ( pink) gold
presumed lead-glaze Glaze Hybrid hard-paste porcelain
Accession number: C.11A-1988
Primary reference Number: 140107
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Owner or interested party: The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department: Applied Arts
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