Lovely Early/Mid 1800s English Porcelain Floral Cachepot Jardiniere Planter stone and a maker’s mark of

and a maker’s mark of LAC for Lionel Alfred Crichton

done very thickly over clear glass

The dinner forks have only the most minor of knife wear to the backs of the tines

There was a chip to the rim of the glass insert that has been smoothed out and re-cut a star to match the rest of the pattern

The toggles are marked 14k

Lovely Early/Mid 1800s English Porcelain Floral Cachepot Jardiniere Planter stone and a maker’s mark ofPresented is a fantastic quality antique porcelain cachepot or small jardiniere, dating to the first half of the 1800s, likely English. This piece is made in a classical form, like a low, double handled urn. The planter is white with beautifully hand painted floral decoration and elegant gilt detailing. Around the scroll form handles are applied figural decorations in the shape of raised, three dimensional flowers on leafy branches, of various colors,