A fine and rare Rockingham bone china coffee cup and saucer, c.1826–1830, decorated in the desirable pattern 743.
The cup is of bucket shape with a figure 7 handle, decorated with a deep claret ground and burnished gilt bands. The front panel is finely painted with a study of seashells and marine foliage, set within a gilt rectangular reserve.
This form and decoration are typical of Rockingham’s finest tea and coffee wares of the red griffin period, with rich ground colours, high-quality painting and elaborate gilding.
The cup bears the Yates, Leeds mark.
Dimensions
Cup: 7.5 cm high, 7.7 cm diameter
Saucer: 15 cm diameter
Condition
Excellent antique condition. No damage, no restoration and no glaze crazing. Only a couple of superficial scratches consistent with age. A very decorative and collectable example.
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Antique ID Number (AIDN): SA1222896
Dateline of this antique is Georgian
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