A Group of Chinese Export Porcelain

19th Century and Earlier

comprising three teapots, a covered sugar and a bowl, each composed of white glazed porcelain with hand painted famille rose floral and foliate decoration; the largest teapot having a peach-form knop; together with an English covered sugar marked for Davenport.

Height largest teapot, 5 5/8 inches.

One sugar impressed with underglaze "Davenport.", one teapot numbered "22" in red overglaze, the bowl numbered "N.3011" in black overglaze. One teapot with a significant but stable hairline crack to the body.

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Sam Cowan is the Associate Vice President, Head of Sale, Interiors
Interiors by Freeman's.

Sam has spent his life in the auction industry, accompanying his father, Wes Cowan to auctions, trade shows and eventually to his own eponymous auction house, in the mid-1990s. He joined his father’s auction house, Cowan’s, full-time in 2012 in the Arms and Armor department and as a fine and decorative arts specialist, a department where he would ultimately become director. Sam has an interest in 20th century design, pottery, early advertising, historic Americana and antique firearms. He is a licensed auctioneer in three states and is a featured appraiser on The Antiques Roadshow.

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A Group of Chinese Export Porcelain

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