A Chamberlain's Worcester yellow-ground topographical mantel garniture circa 1805

each piece finely painted en grisaille with gilt-edged panels depicting English landscape scenes, titled in gilding, comprising: a bough pot and cover, two footed vases and two covers, gilt script Chamberlain's Worcester marks. 6 pieces.

The bough pot and cover: There are several very minor chips to the edges of the leaves on the knob. The pot is in good condition. The vases and covers: Both covers have been broken into several pieces and glued back on. The vases have some minor wear to gilding. Otherwise in good condition.
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A similar bough pot and cover from the Collection of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Treleaven was sold at Sotheby's New York, October 13, 1990, lot 97.