30th Sep, 2020 9:30
Chinese Wu Shang Pu porcelain, 19th century, comprising a teapot with outer porcelain hexagonal shape sleeve, 12.7cm, a hexagonal food warming bowl, cover and stand, 16cm, a square compartmentalised dish on four short feet, 11cm wide, and a large bowl and cover, with shishi finial, 23cm
Sold for £2,600
Condition Report
Hexagonal bowl and cover: two small nibbles (chips) to side of cover, liner showing signs of restoration and stress hairlines including a small starline crack to base, base appears good. No visible restoration.
Square compartment dish: Two small firing chips, otherwise appears ok. No visible restoration.
Teapot: Item appears to be in good overall condition, discolouration to interior and gilding loss to spout. No visible restoration.
Bowl and cover: Several chips to lip on cover, two old chips to rim of base. No visible restoration.
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Chinese Wu Shang Pu porcelain, 19th century, comprising a teapot with outer porcelain hexagonal shape sleeve, 12.7cm, a hexagonal food warming bowl, cover and stand, 16cm, a square compartmentalised dish on four short feet, 11cm wide, and a large bowl and cover, with shishi finial, 23cm
