Coffee Cup
c.1825 (made)
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Between 1781 and 1835 the New Hall China Works exclusively made tea-sets, indicating the importance of tea drinking to English society at this time. This is a tea service consisting of forty five pieces, including a teapot and stand, two sizes of cups for tea and coffee, saucers, plates, a sugar bowl, a milk jug and a slop-basin.
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Materials and techniques | Bone china, slip-cast, painted and gilded |
Brief description | Coffee cup, bone china, slip-cast, painted and gilded with floral decoration, made by the New Hall porcelain factory, Hanley, England, about 1825 |
Physical description | Coffee cup, decorated with bunches of flowers on a white ground within leaf-shaped panels reserved on a deep blue ground covered with gilt scroll work. |
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Credit line | Bequeathed by the late Miss Jane Hinuas |
Summary | Between 1781 and 1835 the New Hall China Works exclusively made tea-sets, indicating the importance of tea drinking to English society at this time. This is a tea service consisting of forty five pieces, including a teapot and stand, two sizes of cups for tea and coffee, saucers, plates, a sugar bowl, a milk jug and a slop-basin. |
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Other number | 2384 - Pattern number |
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Accession number | C.73N-1928 |
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Record created | November 26, 2019 |
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