(4) Worcester & New Hall (Attrib) Porcelain Table Articles

Lot description

(lot of 4) British porcelain table articles, late 18th/ early 19th c., including: (1) sauce boat, attributed to Worcester Porcelain Factory, exterior molded in relief with fluting and small panels, painted with sprays of flowers, small loss to rim near handle overglazed in green, apparently unmarked, approx 4"h, 7.5"l, 4.25"w, (1) teapot and cover, attributed to New Hall Porcelain Factory, Shelton, painted with sprays of flowers, iron-red painted mark 241, restored, approx 6.5"h, 10"l, 5"w, (1) footed tea bowl, attributed to New Hall Porcelain Factory, apparently unmarked, intact with hairline to rim, small chips, approx 2.25"h, 4.25"diam, together with (1) small match pot/ spill vase, raised gilt rocaille scroll cartouches painted with flowers, reserved on the scale-pattern ground, molded ring handles, gilt crown over conjoined monogram mark, restored, approx 3 1/8"h, 2 7/8"diam; 3lbs total Provenance: The estate and interior design collection of Gay Ratliff (Martha Gay Kokernot Ratliff, Austin, Texas, 1942-2023)