Mid-18thC Chinese style cup - William Reid, Liverpool
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Mid-18thC Chinese style cup - William Reid, Liverpool
Last edited by NaomiM on Thu Apr 11, 2024 6:53 pm; edited 1 time in total
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Re: Mid-18thC Chinese style cup - William Reid, Liverpool
Definitely 18thC but I don't thnk it's Chinese, looks English to me. Looking at the base in the photo is seems that the glaze has been wiped away from where it meets the foot leaving a thicker glaed area in the center, it may be the light it's hard to tell tbh. If the glaze has been wiped away that is indicitive of Worcester.
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Re: Mid-18thC Chinese style cup - William Reid, Liverpool
Cheers It does look like a mix of styles. The glaze over the porcelain has quite a blue tint. I think Japanese, copying Chinese wares or vice versa is also possible
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Re: Mid-18thC Chinese style cup - William Reid, Liverpool
You're right, it's English .
Via another collector:
"William Reid, Liverpool c1758-60. Illustrated on page 29 of Maurice Hillis, Liverpool Porcelain 1756-1804. The decoration on either side of the handle is a Reid feature."
Via another collector:
"William Reid, Liverpool c1758-60. Illustrated on page 29 of Maurice Hillis, Liverpool Porcelain 1756-1804. The decoration on either side of the handle is a Reid feature."
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