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<p>[QUOTE="kentworld, post: 11983071, member: 35"]Porringer cup -- new one to me, but that handle rather nails it for me. I'm happier that it lands in the 19th c date-wise. The scattered floral design seems more French to me than English, but pansies and roses are English motifs. The less flared rim and more restrained gilding might mean another factory, but I wouldn't know. Perhaps the FB British Pottery and Porcelain discussion group might help, or the other FB British Porcelain group where it's fine to discuss items you want to sell.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kentworld, post: 11983071, member: 35"]Porringer cup -- new one to me, but that handle rather nails it for me. I'm happier that it lands in the 19th c date-wise. The scattered floral design seems more French to me than English, but pansies and roses are English motifs. The less flared rim and more restrained gilding might mean another factory, but I wouldn't know. Perhaps the FB British Pottery and Porcelain discussion group might help, or the other FB British Porcelain group where it's fine to discuss items you want to sell.[/QUOTE]
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