A WEESP PORCELAIN SAUCER DISH, A LOOSDRECHT TEAPOT STAND AND A BASKET, 18TH CENTURY |

the saucer dish painted with a bucolic scene, blue crossed swords and dot mark, 18.7cm., 7⅜in. diameter; the pink ground teapot stand, 12.5cm., 4⅞in. wide; the circular basket pierced with trellis pattern, underglaze blue and incised M:oL marks

The saucer dish is in good order. It is marked with an underglaze blue crossed swords mark with three dots around the blades. The pink-ground teapot stand is generally in good order with slight rubbing to the gilt rim and slight wear to patches of the interior. The ground colours is uneven and there is some fritting to the underside. The piece is unmarked but has the incised numeral `94` to the underside. The circular basket is generally in good order, the handles and pierced work is intact. The piece is marked in underglaze blue `M:oL`. and incised `M:OL` and `W`
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