The Fancy Fox has dated this Bow Porcelain Sauce Boat to the 18th Century.

The other side is a bit of a mystery to me. It shows another gentleman, but seemingly in a European outfit and hat with feather, kneeling down to insert some stick type implements into the top of a square container, also with a flowering plant in a vase, and small flocks of birds above. If anyone can enlighten me as to what is actually happening, I should love to know! A cell border decorates both sides of the rim and around the foot. The front has an elaborate lotus flower arrangement, replicated to the inside along with other floral sprays.

The relief moulded detail to the walls is of flowering garlands and scrolled edging to the reserves. Distinctive shaped handle finished with small blue floral details. Unmarked, c.1762-1765.
It measures 17.8cm (7") long, 8.3cm (3 1/4") wide and 9.2cm (3 1/8") high.

In very good condition: there is a fine hairline a short way down one side which has been professionally stabilised to the inside. A couple of small chips to the foot and minor glaze frits. No other damage, repair or restoration and very minor handling wear.
The Fancy Fox has dated this Bow Porcelain Sauce Boat to the 18th Century.
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