Antique Stick Spatter Handless Cup and Saucer Red & Green
Product Description: A charming two-piece handless cup and saucer from the 19th century. Nicely decorated with an early stick spatter technique in red and green on a creamy white with an all-over glaze. Even though this pair does have some age issues which are discussed under “Condition, it will be a charming and colorful addition to your kitchen.
Note: Please refer to "Condition" below for additional information.
Circa: 19th century
Dimensions:
Cup: Height: 2 ¾”, Diameter (top): 3 7/8”
Saucer: Height: 1 3/8”, Diameter (top): 5 ¾”
Product Weight: 10.1 ounces
Color: Red, Green, Creamy White
Material: Earthenware
Makers Mark: Unmarked Maker’s Name. Impressed “M” on bottom of saucer, and another impressed mark on bottom of cup.
Origin: Not marked. Probably England.
Condition: Previously owned – used. Condition is consistent with age and use. All-over crazing is present on both pieces. Some color smear under glaze around rim of cup from the making. One ¾” vertical hairline crack from exterior and interior rim. Not easily seen and no weakness detected. One 1/8” chip on tip of saucer rim. Nearby is an area of glaze roughness and a nick. “Spur Marks” on bottom of saucer from the making.
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