Pair Of First Period Worcester Pickle Dishes

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Nice pair of first period Worcester porcelain pickle dishes painted in The Pickle Leaf Vine pattern, c.1765. Shaped stem and foot underneath and with moulded leaf veins. Both have the open crescent mark.

They measure 9cm (3 1/2") wide, 8-9cm (3 1/4"-3 1/2") long and 2.5cm (1") high. Condition is very good, one has a tiny surface nick to the rim and the other has a small nick to the very tip of one of the points of the rim. No other damage and no restoration and surface wear is very light.
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DateLate 18th Century : c.1765 MakerWorcester Codeas788a302 / FA0491 PriceSold StatusSold SellerThe Fancy Fox Telephone07717510870Non UK callers :+44 7717510870 Emailenquiries@thefancyfox.co.uk

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