A group of English porcelain and bone china, early and mid 19th centuries, comprising a pair of candlesticks, attributed to Ridgway (Cauldon Place) circa 1820-30, of columnar form with a light green ground and gilt-lined highlights, the base decorated with three floral panels, numbered 3613 in iron red, 15.5cm high; a vase, circa 1820, the dark blue ground painted with two opposing floral panels, with Turk's Head handles, unmarked, 20cm high (restored), a Chamberlain's Worcester bud vase, the cobalt ground nicely decorated with a still life of flowers and raised gilding, unmarked, 16cm high; a further smaller bud vase, decorated with flowers, 8cm high, a Staffordshire miniature basket, painted with flowers, 10cm wide; a Coalport trinket or cosmetics pot and cover, 9.5cm diameter; a Flight, Barr and Barr pen tray, 24.5cm wide (restored); and a further larger tray, of twin shell-handled form, decorated with flowers, unmarked, 27cm (9)

Condition Report
Chamberlains pen tray is restored. One candlestick has some staining and crazing to the top.
Taller vase has some staining, hairlines to base and probably rebolted.
Bottle vase with wear to gilded foot.
No other damages.

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