A group of floral-encrusted English porcelain, circa 1820-1830, comprising a Minton vase and cover, of twin-handled form, painted with a landscape of two figures of a country track opposed by a bouquet of flowers, underglaze blue crossed swords mark, 29cm high; a Coalport Coalbrookdale floral-encrusted cup and cover, painted with flowers, raised on four feet, unmarked, 13cm high; and a Grainger & Co pot pourri basket with pierced cover, 12cm high (6 pcs including covers)

Condition Report

Minton - Heavy losses and breakages to some flowers and foliage. Hairline to rim and firing crack to foot rim.

Coalport bowl and cover - Again several losses to flowers and foliage. Rose finial has been broken and re-stuck.

Grainger Worcester - Heavy gilt wear to handle. Chipd and breakages to flowers and leaves on the cover and the rim.

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