Guest and Gray have been dealing in early ceramics for over forty years. Nearly all the pieces in their collection date from before 1800.
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Art & Antiques
Meissen teabowl and saucer, c. 1750, decorated with sprays of flowering tulip, rose and myosotis, with underglaze-blue crossed-swords mark to base, diameter of saucer: 11.9cm. (4 5/8in.); condition:...
Art & Antiques
Brass trumpet-form candlestick, 17th century, with a cylindrical collared stem and central dished drip-tray rising from a spreading stepped base...
Art & Antiques
A pair of 18th century South Staffordshire, probably Bilston, enamel table candlesticks with domed and lobed bases, knopped stems and scalloped drip-pans, decorated with brightly coloured flower...
