An English porcelain two-handled bough-pot with pierced cover, of rectangular section, painted with a central panel of a bouquet of roses, to the reverse with a bouquet of garden flowers, within moulded oak-leaf borders, with four hoof feet below swan terminals, the handles modelled as birds perched on branches, enriched in gilt (restored to cover and handles) circa 1820 -- 8¼in. wide | Christie's

Lot 215

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An English porcelain two-handled bough-pot with pierced cover, of rectangular section, painted with a central panel of a bouquet of roses, to the reverse with a bouquet of garden flowers, within moulded oak-leaf borders, with four hoof feet below swan terminals, the handles modelled as birds perched on branches, enriched in gilt (restored to cover and handles) circa 1820 -- 8¼in. wide

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An English porcelain two-handled bough-pot with pierced cover, of rectangular section, painted with a central panel of a bouquet of roses, to the reverse with a bouquet of garden flowers, within moulded oak-leaf borders, with four hoof feet below swan terminals, the handles modelled as birds perched on branches, enriched in gilt (restored to cover and handles) circa 1820 -- 8¼in. wide
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Lot Essay

This was formerly offered for sale as Lot 1085 of the Boothman Smallwood Collection in these Rooms on the 27th April 1989

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