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Caughley pagoda pattern tea bowl & saucer c.1780-90

A nice Caughley tea bowl & saucer in the Pagoda Pattern dating to c.1780-90. Both pieces are unmarked except for a gilders number to the saucer footrim.

Condition is very good with minor gilding wear only.

Measures: Teabowl 2 in high; Saucer 5 inches diameter.

Price £95

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The teabowl & saucer are transfer printed with a deep underglaze blue version of the Pagoda pattern,
& then are highlighted in gilt.

The pictures above show the pattern from different views around the teabowl.

Both pieces are unmarked with the exception of the saucer which has a gilders number
neatly painted to the inside of the footrim.

The teabowl & saucer are shaped in a scalloped form & decorated with the busy "Pagoda" pattern.

Both pieces are then gilded over the glaze, which was very much in vogue at that time.
There is some wear to the gilding, mainly on the teabowl.

The undersides are unmarked except for the saucers gilders mark, which can be seen below.

Overall this is a very nice example of a Caughley teabowl & saucer that would compliment any collection of
18th Century English Porcelain.