English Porcelain Botanical Vase

English Georgian porcelain vase.

• Made by Chamberlain Worcester in England.
• A campana form with an orange ground body, overlaid with gilt scrollwork.
• The front and back are large oval white-bordered panels painted with a profusion of flowers and leaves on a gilt ground.
• The vase has a square foot with the upper section painted with flowers on a gilt ground.
• The reeded handles are strongly modeled with bearded satyr faces as terminals.

Chamberlain-Worcester Porcelain 1788-1852, Geoffrey Godden, page 306, #403 for a drawing of a vase with similar terminals from the mid-1840s from the factory shape book.