Worcester Cups: Jabberwocky & Navy Blue Flowers

Two Worcester cups, first period and flight period, circa 1765…
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Two Worcester cups, first period and flight period, circa 1765 and 1790, the earlier two-handled chocolate cup decorated in 'Jabberwocky' pattern with mythical creatures and floral sprays in red, green, turquoise and gilt unmarked, and a spiral moulded coffee cup with navy blue flowers and gilt script mark underside, height 7.5 cm, and smaller

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