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Chamberlain Worcester Slops Bowl, 'Hambleton-fluted' Shape, Gold Etruscan Border, Pattern Number 354, c1805

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A charming Chamberlain Worcester slops bowl of the 'Hambleton-fluted' oval shape, decorated with a gold Etruscan border, pattern 354, c1805.

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The body of this slops bowl is of a circular shape with vertical moulded fluting.

The decoration of the body of the slops bowl is of an applied gold Etruscan border, a design quite synonymous with the English Regency period of the early nineteenth century. This pattern is also sometimes referred too as the 'Greek Key' pattern. It is listed in the patterns of the Chamberlain Worcester factory as 'Hambleton, gold Etruscan border'. This design is quite striking in appearance especially with the very rich honey coloured gilding.

The rim of the slops bowl and around the base is a gold line.

This is a good Chamberlain Worcester Slops Bowl, 'Hambleton-fluted' shape, gold Etruscan border, pattern number 354, c1805.

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Size and Weight: (values are approximate)

	6½" (165mm) diameter of the top of the slops bowl.
	3¼" (80mm) height of the slops bowl.
	1lb (460gms) weight of the slops bowl.

Marks:

There are no manufacturer's marks on this slops bowl. However, it comes from a teaset that has some pieces marked with the pattern number 354. Also, the teapot cover has the 'Chamberlain Worcester' mark inside the lid. It was usual that only the teapot lid was marked with the 'Chamberlain Worcester' mark. This delightful slops bowl, decorated with the 'gold Etruscan pattern' dates from c1805.

The teapot and the 'Chamberlain Worcester Warranted' mark in the cover is shown below:

Condition:

This handsome slops bowl is in good condition with no chips, cracks, repairs or restoration. The only minor imperfection is some wear to the gilding. On the underside inner foot rim there is what may look like a chip, this is a glazed chip that obviously occurred at manufacture and thus of no consequence. It is a suburb example from the famous Chamberlain Worcester factory with this beautiful Regency 'gold Etruscan border' design.