Newhall's famous and flamboyant "Boy in the window" pattern 425.  

Inspired by Qianlong 18th century period of Chinese export porcelain, the Newhall factory came up with this wonderful colourful pattern.

Colour was not just the property of the 1960's !  Fantastic inventive Georgian period designs are just so full of colour.

Transfer printed with a fine grey/black outline and then meticulously enamelled with the colour.  Its very eye catching and certainly one of Newhalls most popular patterns of the day.

This creamer is in exceptional condition.

Makers marks:
Pattern number 425 in red enamel

Height:
9.4 cm tall to top of handle

Length:
15.5 cm long from lip to handle

Weight:
187 g

Age:
210 years

Condition:
Excellent condition.
Very slight age related ware, this is really in very good condition.   A small filled chip on the the footrim, not noticable from the side unless pointed out.  

Maker:
New Hall