18thc Derby cup & saucer in pattern number 409. Derbyshire views by Billingsley.

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18thc Derby cup & saucer in pattern number 409. Derbyshire views by Billingsley.See our website periodceramicsandantiques. org. Description. A superb blue marked Derby porcelain cup and saucer, wonderfully painted with sepia monochrome Derbyshire views by William Billingsley. c. 1790 1795. The named views are in Dovedale, Derbyshire and Near Breadsall, Derbyshire. Crossed batons and D. Ex Sir Bruno Welby collection. Condition. In excellent antique condition. No apparent defects. Dimensions. Saucer 13. 5cm in diameter. Please see

above a large pair of geometrically-moulded doors below a punch-decorated leaf and heart running motif and flanked by scrolling elongated flowers

In due course

in typical style

Decorated in hollow rock peony pattern in early colours

This piece was clearly designed to attempt to appeal to a Worcester customers

cm in height

or butter boat

Very finely painted by William Billingsley c

5cm in diameter

Painted in his typical washed out style and using a reverse view of a rose

on a yellow-orange ground

(1754-7) painted with a chinoiserie scene