A good patch-marked two-handled Chelsea-Derby vase and cover c.1770

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A good patch-marked two-handled Chelsea-Derby vase and cover c.1770Description. A large and most impressive patch marked Chelsea Derby two handled vase and cover, circa 1770, decorated with flower panels in a gilt reserve. Flower panels painted by Edward Withers, then the principal Derby artist, in his typical style, on a bleu celeste ground, the vase surmounted with its original cover, topped with a rose knop. Dimensions. 10. 5 inches tall. Condition. Restored chip to both body and cover. Wear commensurate with age

Stylised floral decoration to the interior of the piece

Some roughness to sections of the bowl rim

we would obviously allow cancellation of the sale

Each plate is attractively decorated with floral sprigs

Some discolouration to the foot rim

who had in turn copied Pillement

A line of gilt balls beneath the rim decoration

A teabowl and saucer

Nibbles to the spout and cover

A fine Sèvres soft-paste serving dish (compotier rond gauffré)

The palette is unusual

draws the distinction between mould and die-applied decoration