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A Bow saucer in underglaze blue c.1760

A quite early & thinly potted Bow saucer dating to c.1760. Handpainted with a simple floral pattern in underglaze blue, it is unmarked.

Condition is very good with only a few very minor rim abbrations.

Measures 4 1/2 in diameter.

Price £175

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The saucer is thinly potted & is painted with a floral pattern in underglaze blue, with trailing plants & a central medallion.

The underside is unmarked & is typical bow, with a typical wedge shaped footrim & biscuit coloured, glaze free edge.

The Pattern in a dark underglaze blue is of trailing plants with a central medallion.

There are a number of very small abbrations to the rim. The footrim is typically Bow.

Overall this early Bow saucer is in very good condition with only a few very minor rim abbrations, it would compliment any collection of early English porcelain.