An eighteenth century Worcester porcelain teapot and lid, in the 'Three Flowers' pattern, with the crescent factory mark to the underside.
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An eighteenth century Worcester porcelain teapot and lid, in the 'Three Flowers' pattern, with the crescent factory mark to the underside. 15cm high. Condition: Heavy hairline fractures throughout. There is a chip near the handle. There is a crack to the rim. Marks and discolouration due to previous repairs. Spout has been restored. Small chips to the lid. General knocks, scratches and Other imperfections. See online images.
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