A Philip Christian Liverpool floral-decorated sparrowbeak jug. c.1770

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A Philip Christian Liverpool floral-decorated sparrowbeak jug. c.1770Description. Painted with the distinctive multicoloured flower identified by Maurice Hillis as one of the principal Christian identifiers, this piece also exhibits the green translucency typical of Christian's porcelain. Decorated, in addition to the aforementioned arrangement, with a larger floral spray. Grooved loop handle. Unmarked. Collectors sticker for the Geoffrey Sell collection Geoffrey Sell being a well regarded collector. Condition. There

A particularly large tankard

The piece is of circular shape

Henry Sandon takes the view was it today was 1804 although

rare in its small dimensions

dates from about 1750-3

Grooved handle

containing a fine floral study

that decoration consistent across all three constituent parts of each piece

A fine pair of Chamberlain Worcester chocolate cups

The cover does not fit well and is possibly associated

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12cm in length