Dr Wall Worcester teapot stand, prob. London decorated, c. 1770
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Dr Wall Worcester teapot stand, decorated in a highly decorative style in pink enamels with a stylised flower group pattern, including two thistle-like sprays within gilt rococo c-scroll & ‘ladder’ frames, spaced by two larger groups with scattered sprays & curious insects.
Unmarked, circa 1770
15cm wide
Excellent condition with little wear.
This fluted octagonal stand was borrowed from Chinese Export dishes of the early 18th century.
ref. Zorensky p376 #474-6 for examples of similar Worcester, suspected of being decorated outside the factory – ‘likely to be the work of an independent decorator’ – but not James Giles….
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