How Much Is a Late 18th Century English Blue & White Porcelain Barrel-Form Teapot with Gilt Chinoiserie Landscape, c.1775-1790 Yes - a crescent mark Worth?
Based on 1 independent scans and 106 recent sold comparables, a Late 18th Century English Blue & White Porcelain Barrel-Form Teapot with Gilt Chinoiserie Landscape, c.1775-1790 Yes - a crescent mark is typically worth around £119. Recent sold prices ranged from £25 to £600 with a median of £46.
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£24.75 – £600.00
106 recent sales
Sold Median
£46.25
Realistic sale price
Asking (Active)
£13.47
38 live listings
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£118.76
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How much is a Late 18th Century English Blue & White Porcelain Barrel-Form Teapot with Gilt Chinoiserie Landscape, c.1775-1790 Yes - a crescent mark worth?
Based on 106 recent sold listings, a Late 18th Century English Blue & White Porcelain Barrel-Form Teapot with Gilt Chinoiserie Landscape, c.1775-1790 Yes - a crescent mark typically sells for £25 to £600 with a median of £46. The exact value depends on condition, completeness, and current market demand. Run a fresh scan for instant pricing on your specific item.
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