A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70
A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70 - Image 2
A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70 - Image 3
A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70 - Image 4
A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70 - Image 5
A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70 - Image 6
A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70 - Image 7
A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70 - Image 8
A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70 - Image 9
A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70 - Image 10
A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70 - Image 11
A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70 - Image 12
A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70 - Image 13

A Dr Wall first period Worcester porcelain polychrome tea canister with cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Circa 1765-70

£680.00

“Kakiemon pattern. named after vibrant red colour of the red fruit persimmon( Kaki ) and is often decorated with a delicate asymmetrical designs of flora and  fauna of pine ,plum and prunus (The three friends of winter)”

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A Worcester Dr Wall first period porcelain polychrome tea canister with original cover, decorated with the Kakiemon pattern. Underglaze square blue seal mark to the base.

Circa 1765-70

“Kakiemon pattern. named after vibrant red colour of the red fruit persimmon( Kaki ) and is often decorated with  a delicate asymmetrical designs of flora and  fauna of pine ,plum and prunus (The three friends of winter)”

Size; height 14.5cm (5.6 inches)

Condition;  Canister -very good .no restoration or damage. Cover, professionally restored small chip to rim, finial re-attached.

‘Condition and authenticity guaranteed genuine’

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