Two English porcelain yellow-ground bough pots and two Derby spill vases and a sugar bowl and cover circa 1795-1805

each reserved with an oval gilt-edged landscape panel and affixed on either side with a ram's head handle. 6 pieces.

Bough pots: Both are lacking their covers. One has one of the triangular sections in the interior to hold the cover broken off. There is some old residue that gives a stained appearance to the yellow ground, which will require professional cleaning. Spill vases: Some very minor occasional wear to the gilding. Sugar bowl and cover: Some very minor occasional wear to the gilding. There is an approximate 1/2-inch flat chip to the interior of the cover, which is not visible from the exterior.
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