^Lot 101 Group of Three Continental Porcelain Articles, Covered Cup and Saucer, Castle Cachepot, and Gilt Lan

Description:
Assembled group of three Continental porcelain decorative articles, late 19th century, comprising a two-handled covered cup and saucer decorated in the Sèvres taste with monochrome scenes of frolicking putti on textured pink cartouches, scattered floral sprays, gilt scroll borders, and a domed cover with rose finial; a cylindrical porcelain cachepot or flower pot, probably French or German, with cream ground, pink and gilt banding, and a finely painted romantic riverside castle landscape framed by flowers; and a classical urn-form porcelain vase, probably French or German, richly decorated with gilt and a hand-painted rural landscape panel, fitted with stylized swan-form gilt handles and raised on a square plinth. A decorative cabinet group with strong late 19th-century Continental taste.

Condition:
Overall good antique condition with expected age and cabinet wear. The covered cup and saucer have minor chips to the cover rim and flower finial, with light wear to gilding and enamels, but no visible cracks noted. The cachepot has light rubbing and interior wear, with no major chips or cracks observed. The urn-form vase has rubbing and losses to gilding, small firing and glaze imperfections, general surface wear, and professional restoration to the handles.