Barr Flight & Barr porringer shape cup with bat-printed shell design c.1810

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Barr Flight & Barr porringer shape cup with bat-printed shell design c.1810See our website periodceramicsandantiques. org. Description. Bat printed, with a pattern of shells. Such patterns were extremely fashionable in the Regency and were designed to demonstrate the owner's taste and discrimination. The BFB version is, of course, beautifully executed. This is a good example of the early 19th century porcelain produced by the company. Impressed Mark to the base of both pieces. Condition. Wear to the rim gilding. Otherwise,

but stylistically the attribution seems to have plenty of merit

denoting a soapstone formula so

It may not look very pretty

2" in height

Somewhat crudely painted with stylised floral sprays

Cup and cover – 11 cm in height

Each of the described pieces with stickers for the Lord and Lady Flight collection

called "Dr Syntax – in search of the Picturesque"

who worked from 1768-1802

The design of the piece suggests an early 19thc origin

black and green decoration

hollow rocks and foliage