April 23, 2024
18th C.CHINESE EXPORT Archer of Umberslade/Warwickshire Armorial Sauce Boat 1755
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Lovely 18th Century Chinese Export Armorial Porcelain made in 1755 for the Archer of Umberslade in Warwickshire. Examples of the set can be found in the V & A Museum. Painted in Famille Rose color enamels & gold. Elaborate Armorial with a detailed frame which includes two Chinese figures around t he arms of Archer of Umberslade in Warwickshire - Azure three broad arrows on crest Out of a mural coronet a dragon's head argent; impaling Meares of Lancaster, Gules a chevron between three bougets ermine; motto 'Fortitudo'. The piece displays nicely but has several old repairs around the scalloped rim & handle, as well as a bonding to a clean break on the spout. The last 4 photos will show these condition issues. 8" long spout to handle, 4" wide, 2" deep. Please see photos and ask any questions. Thank you for looking!!!
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