A fine Worcester Barr Flight Barr saucer dish painted by Billingsley c1807-13

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A fine Worcester Barr Flight Barr saucer dish painted by Billingsley c1807-13Description. Painted with four blown pink roses by William Billingsley on a light blue ground. Painted in his typical washed out style and using a reverse view of a rose. Barr, Flight and Barr mark for Worcester and London House (number 1, Coventry Street, London). placing the piece between the years 1807 13. Collector's stickers for the David Lyndsay collection and the N. D Gent collection. Condition. In exceptional antique condition. Wear

Plain ring handle

The teabowl shape is illustrated as item number 42 to the appendix to Twitchett

A very fine Georgian enamel-on-copper snuff box

Henry Sandon takes the view was it today was 1804 although

A fine trio in this simple

Worcester crescent mark

being discovered by us only by touch

Flight and Barr

The saucer has a hairline

in Staffordshire

before he decided to get paid on a piecework basis (in 1776)

The prints were used (though both were slightly different – see below) on both Worcester and Caughley pieces and were used during the period 1775-85