TWO CHINESE TEA BOWLS - LATE QING.
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Description
Late Qing, a pair of famille rose tea bowls, painted with a Dragon amongst flowers and foliage. With a seal mark to the base, 9cms diameter. (2)
*Provenance, These bowls come from the Moorhead/Waud families and were part of collections originally owned by Robert Bradshaw Moorhead (1831-1903) and his son John Hercules Murray Moorhead (1859-1938). More family information is available.
Condition
one with a small chip and nibble to the footrim
one with two hairline cracks to the rim (2.5cms and 1cms long.
Description
Late Qing, a pair of famille rose tea bowls, painted with a Dragon amongst flowers and foliage. With a seal mark to the base, 9cms diameter. (2)
*Provenance, These bowls come from the Moorhead/Waud families and were part of collections originally owned by Robert Bradshaw Moorhead (1831-1903) and his son John Hercules Murray Moorhead (1859-1938). More family information is available.
Condition
one with a small chip and nibble to the footrim
one with two hairline cracks to the rim (2.5cms and 1cms long.
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Details
- Address
The Linen Yard
South Street
Crewkerne
TA18 8AB
United Kingdom- Placement
- Display 7