This fabulous hand painted Imari pattern is Chamberlain's #276, popularly known as "Thumb and Finger". The unusual shape of the coffee can is called "bucket".
The set was made c 1802-1805 according to Godden's "Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain". The can is about 2-3/4" high. The deep saucer is 5". It is not marked.
The can is in excellent condition, with only a tiny firing flaw on the handle. It rings when tapped.
The saucer is in fair condition, with a spider crack visible on the back, another crack leading up to the edge, and a chip on the rim visible from the back, but barely seen from the front. It has the pattern number, 276, hand painted on the back.
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ITEM ID
2072
TYPE
Hand Painted, Porcelain
COLOR
Blue, Gold, Green, Red, White
STYLE
Georgian
ORIGIN
England • English
PURPOSE
Cups, Cups & Saucers
ITEM TYPE
Antique
Owen's Antiques
Chamberlain Worcester Coffee Can, "Thumb and Finger" with Free Saucer, Georgian c. 1805
$145
Specialist Dealer in Early 19th Century English China
Specializing in Georgian Period Tablewares: Spode, Wedgwood, Coalport, Mason's, Worcester, Derby, Minton, Davenport, etc.
