Set of 4 Caughley Cornflower Coffee Cups Gold Gilt 18thc Antique English Porcelain classical mythological engraving

Set of 4 Caughley Cornflower Coffee Cups Gold Gilt 18thc Antique English Porcelain classical mythological engravingA set of four Caughley antique porcelain coffee cups made in England late 18thc. c1785+ Cornflower Sprig Pattern with gold gilt details. In good condition with no chips cracks crazing or restoration. Inspection found some wear to the gilt to rims and the foot rim gold band on two cups. Measure 2 & 5 8" height, and 2 & 3 8" or 6cm diameter. The Cornflower Sprig design is a known decorative motif used by the Caughley factory, often seen on tea bowls,

Date mark c1887

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Can be seen on page 125 of the Robinson & Leadbeater catalogue

sauceboats

a prominent figure in Saxony during the 18th century

particularly during the Edo period (1603-1868)

Actual visible painting size 19 & 1/2" or 49

split the business in 1891

Please see images for inspection of this very beautiful rare peice as it is difficult to describe and the photographs provide a clear showcase of the plate details and can be supersized

signed by Koren potter

The tailor has had restoration to both of legs

which became popular during the Industrial Revolution