Two English porcelain spill vases circa 1810

the first by Spode, of campana form, enamelled with a band of flowers within gilt borders, enamelled 'Spode 1596', the second in the manner of Spode, of cylindrical form with an encrusted rum and integral gilt loop handles, the body enamelled with flowers within gilt borders, faint and indecipherable red mark, (2), 10cm diameter, 12.8cm high; 8.5cm diameter, 11.1cm high, Condition Report, Condition Report, Campana) The foot has been heavily restored. Wear and rubbing to the gilding. Cylinder) Hairline crack to the upper rim. Chips and minor loss to the encrusted rim. Wear and losses to the gilding. A small cluster of scratches to the enamelling beneath one of the handles. Request A Condition Report, Request A Condition Report

Estimate:£300

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