A Beautiful Large Rivet Repaired Lambeth Blue & White Delft Punch Bowl c.1760 sub-Curios Much less common in blue

Much less common in blue lacquer

presented on its original steel rod stand and stepped stained pine plinth base survives from mid century Britain

especially around ports (and Lancaster was a port in earlier times)

was disinterested in being with other ducklings and started hanging around outside Mr Hartleys house

5 inches flat or 53 inches high (at highest adjustment)

A Beautiful Large Rivet Repaired Lambeth Blue & White Delft Punch Bowl c.1760 sub-Curios Much less common in blueOrigin: English Period: George II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1760 Height: 5. 75 Diameter: 13. 75 The tin glazed pottery punch bowl of good size, painted in the oriental style with a bird, a fence, bamboo, peony and other blooms, probably Lambeth, London and surviving from the third quarter of the eighteenth century. The condition of the bowl is purely perfection in imperfection. Someone who was desperate to keep it in tact and in the family for