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Factory Grainger
Date made 1830 to 1835
Material Bone china
Factory Mark Grainger Lee & Co
Mark Type impressed
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Label This exquisite group was originally displayed under a glass dome, known as a shade, to keep it clean. Bisque bone china is not glazed and its rough surface attracts dirt. These intricate flowers and leaves were modeled and assembled by hand while the clay was still wet.
Description Group of 3 cherubs decorating a gothic arch with garlands of flowers. One holding up a basket. Unglazed white porcelain with some flowers decorated with coloured enamels.
Provenance Donated by Mrs.Haig of Cheshire
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Height 9 1/2 inches
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Museum No 4151

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