Three Chinese Export Armorial Coffee Cups and Saucers Circa 1712

with the arms of Walker.

Saucers: 1. There is a one inch haircrack running down from the rim. 2. There is a ½ inch haircrack running down from the rim and a ¼ inch chip on the rim. There is a starcrack in the center of the saucer about 2 inch long. There is a pinhead chip on the rim. 3. There is a one inch haircrack running down from the rim and a pinhead rim chip. Cups: 1. there is a pinhead rim chip. 2. There is a pinhead rim chip and a shallow one inch area of chipping to the foot. 3. In good condition.
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Howard, 1974, Vol. I, p. 177, no. B2 illustrates a water bottle from this service.