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PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE RHODE ISLAND             PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE RHODE ISLAND            PROPERTY FROM A PRIVATE RHODE ISLAND
COLLECTION                                       COLLECTION                                      COLLECTION

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                                                                                                 AN AMERICAN MARKET PART DINNER
AN AMERICAN MARKET TEA SERVICE                   AN AMERICAN MARKET PART DINNER                  SERVICE
CIRCA 1790-1795                                  SERVICE                                         CIRCA 1785-1790
                                                 CIRCA 1790-1795
Initialed ‘NAB’ within conjoined hearts,                                                         Initialed ‘JAF’ below a crest, comprising;
                                                 Initialed ‘NAB’ , comprising;                   A soup tureen, cover and stand, 14 in. (35.5
comprising                                       A pair of sauce tureens, covers and stands, 8æ  cm.) wide
                                                 in. (22 cm.) long                               A sauce tureen, cover and stand, 8 in. (20
A tea pot, cover and stand, 5Ω in. (14 cm.)      Three circular serving dishes 9Ω in. (24 cm.)   cm.) wide
                                                 diameter                                        A platter, 11 in. (28 cm.) wide
A coffee pot, cover and stand, 9Ω in. (24        2 soup plates 6¿ in. (15.5 cm.) diameter        24 dinner plates, 8Ω in. (24 cm.) wide (31)
                                                 4 reticulated oval dishes 10æ in. (27.5 cm.)
cm.) high                                        wide                                            $8,000-12,000
                                                 12 dinner plates 9¬ in. (24.5 cm.) diameter
A spoon tray, 4æ in. (12 cm.) wide               5 side plates 7Ω in. (19 cm.) diameter          Descended in the same family as the
                                                 14 butter plates 6º in. (16 cm.) diameter (46)  previous Brown porcelain, possibly made
A small circular dish 6º in. (16 cm.)                                                            for the parents or an aunt and uncle of
                                                 $15,000-25,000                                  John Brown Francis (1791-1864), a U.S.
diameter                                                                                         Senator from Rhode Island and Chancellor
                                                 PROVENANCE:                                     of Brown University.
A pair of side plates 7æ in. (19.5 cm.)
                                                 Probably Nicholas Brown II (1769-1841),
diameter                                         Providence, Rhode Island
                                                 Abigail (Brown) Francis (1766-1821),
6 tea bowls and 13 saucers, 5Ω in. (14 cm.)      daughter
                                                 John Brown Francis (1791-1864), son
diameter                                         Ann (Francis) Woods (1828-1896), daughter
                                                 Abby (Woods) Abbot (1849-1895), daughter
7 breakfast cups and saucers, 6 in. (15.5 cm.)   Helen (Francis Woods) Washburn, daughter
                                                 By descent to the present owner
diameter                                   (43)

$12,000-18,000

PROVENANCE:

Probably Nicholas Brown II (1769-1841),
Providence, Rhode Island
Abigail (Brown) Francis (1766-1821),
John Brown Francis (1791-1864), son
Ann (Francis) Woods (1828-1896), daughter
Abby (Woods) Abbot (1849-1895), daughter
Helen (Francis Woods) Washburn, daughter
By descent to the present owner

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