Lot 501: Sold for £65 hammer
The Sir Patrick Moore Auction to include Selected Antiques & Fine Art, Wednesday 7th October 2015 - Thursday 8th October 2015

A 19th century Castle Hedingham pottery dish of scalloped form with applied decoration of urns, flowers and masks, entitled with Latin names Honestus, Fidelis, Superbus, Nobilis, Placida and Acutus, applied castle mark and signed E Bingham, 25.5cm diameter

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