The combination of cell and lappet borders is found on both Derby and Bow, but the landscape decoration is more typical of Bow porcelain from this period.
Condition: 2 mm foot rim chip; small chip to petal of flower bud knop.
Firing fault to interior of lid
Provenance: Zorka Hodgson Collection, Bonhams, 10 Sept. 2008, lot 35
See Gabszewicz A. and Freeman G., Bow Porcelain, The Collection formed by Geoffrey Freeman, 1982, no. 135, for a similar pot decorated in polychrome with flowers.