A GROUP OF ENGLISH FLOWER-ENCRUSTED PORCELAIN

Circa 1820-40
Comprising; a pair of two-handle vases, painted with vignettes of sailing boats at sea, 28.5cm high; a three-handled vase, 27cm high; a rosewater sprinkler and cover, 21cm high; a Coalport leaf moulded vase, blue painted mark, 11.5cm high and two ewers, 34cm and 24cm high (7)
Some restoration and damage throughoutPair of vase painted with boats- one with long haircrack to the rim and large rim chip. Some brown staining to the neck. Some losses to the applied flowers and leaves. The other vase with a long haircrack to the rim. Glued break through the neck directly above the handles. One handle with repaired breaks. Some losses to the flowers and leaves.Three handled vase- long vertical crack to side, approx. 15cm length. Extensive losses to the applied flowers and leaves. Rosewater sprinkler- restoration to spout and handle. Some restoration and losses to the flowers and leaves. Wear to the gilding. Cover with restoration and chips.Coalport vase- large chip to the rim. Glued breaks to the rim. Some chips to flowers and leavesTaller ewer- glued repairs to rim and handle. Filled in hole to lower body, approx. 1cm square. Restoration around the top of the foot. Some losses to the flowers and leaves.Smaller blue ground ewer- restoration to rim and handle. Some losses to flowers and leaves. Some restoration to the foot