A lovely New Hall London-shape tea pot in spectacular pattern 1421. c.1812-18

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A lovely New Hall London-shape tea pot in spectacular pattern 1421. c.1812-18Description. Painted with a delightful pattern of pink dog roses, green foliage and gilded fronds, on an underglaze blue background. The pattern delineated by two gilt bands. Rim decoration of underglaze blue oval overlaid with gilded floral details. Elaborate gilt foliate pattern to the spout Condition. In excellent antique condition. No apparent defects. Dimensions. 27cm in length. We do not offer combined postage as the figure we charge reflect the

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