1097. A pair of Chinese eggshell porcelain armorial teabowls, c.1735, decorated with the arms of Murray quartering Hepburn, Baronets of Glendoich, within panels on a grey diaper ground, gilded with large peony sprays, one cracked in half, 7.1cm.


£300-500


Provenance: the Clifford Henderson collection. Purchased from Heirloom and Howard in 2000.


The title for this family became extinct in 1774 on the death of the fifth Baronet, Sir Alexander Hepburn-Murray.


1098. Two Chinese armorial small bowls, 2nd half 18th century, one a rare bowl decorated with the crest of George III above Masonic, c.1775, the other with the arms of Fane, Earls of Westmorland, c.1795, some damages, 10.9cm. (2)


£250-350 Provenance: the Clifford Henderson collection.


1099. A pair of Chinese armorial teacups, c.1761, painted with the arms of Pocock impaling Drake, within enamelled borders of crowns and endless knots, the sides with birds and flowers, 9cm. (2) £250-350


Provenance: the Clifford Henderson collection.


Admiral Sir George Pocock, for whom the service was made, was a distinguished sailor, whose monument is in Westminster Abbey.


1100. Three Chinese armorial coffee cups, 18th century, one decorated with the arms of Pole, one with an unidentified armorial, perhaps the arms of the Earls of Erne, the latter with a lion crest amidst butterflies hovering above iris, a small rim chip to one, 6.8cm. (3)


£250-350 Provenance: the Clifford Henderson collection.


1101. A Chinese armorial two-handled cup, c.1775, each side decorated with the arms of Hulls, the interior with a wide blue band and spearhead border, 11.5cm.


£100-200 Provenance: the Clifford Henderson collection. 104


1102. A Chinese armorial small bowl, c.1745, painted to two sides with the arms of Giles impaling Despayne, between famille rose floral sprays, the interior with a gilt spearhead border, a small rim chip, 11.9cm.


£200-300


Provenance: the Clifford Henderson collection. Purchased from J & E D Vandekar in 1972.


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