Early porcelain teapot stand or saucer dish

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  1. John Brassey

    John Brassey Well-Known Member

    7A852A47-C311-419D-A406-FCC72D601BE8.jpeg 08DA06FD-8741-441D-920B-C80CB0C279DA.jpeg 9D27417C-55ED-4005-BF30-696C1CE95835.jpeg 1482672E-3B08-497A-ADFF-34367583F2F3.jpeg Too large to be a saucer , I think this is a teapot stand. It feels like an early Worcester piece - the body like Barr and Flight. The pattern number 388 is written in a style often seen in New Hall (sadly the New Hall book has no pattern 388).

    But the pattern itself with the cornucopia does not look English.

    I’m stumped. Any ideas?

    John
     
    John Brassey, Nov 3, 2020
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  2. blooey

    blooey Well-Known Member

    Looks like English paste, smoke flaws an all, not familiar with numbering but paste looks very chalky white so that's a start I guess.
    I have a few willow/gilt bits with puce numbering also in chalky white that I think might be one of the Flight manifestations, however foot looks different (nicely finished) and no trace of smoke dots ....
     
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  3. say_it_slowly

    say_it_slowly The worst prison is a closed heart

    Do you think it might say 338 instead?
     
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