Antique Chinese Hollingworth Armorial Teapot Porcelain Qianlong 18th c China

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Condition Report: TO be updated

With a monogram reading B E H under a lying dear.

Reference from Howard Armorial Porcelain

U5 HOLLINGWORTH
Qianlong c.1785
The crest is, A stag lodged proper, and beneath the crest the initials, probably B.E.H. (although it is possible that they could have been R..is only recorded for Hollingworth and Hopson with the initial H. There is little mention of the Hopson family, while the Hollingworths of Llambedr in Merioneth, and of Hollingworth in Cheshire, are both recorded with exactly this crest (although some descendants of Hollingworth bore the stag argent). This Cheshire family are recorded at Hollingworth since the Norman Conquest, but in the early 18th Century the estate was sold by John
Hollingworth (son of Jacob Hollingworth). His son, Thomas-Robert Hollingworth, for whom this service may well have been made the initials being R…H) married in 1788 Mary, daughter and co-heir of John Green of Maidstone. Their son, Captain Robert de Holyngworthe of the 6th Dragoon Guards (who resumed the Elizabethan spelling of the name) repurchased Hollingworth in 1831.

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