England, Regency period early 19th century, the first is a hand-painted scene of Doune Castle retailed by Pellatt & Green (9 in.), a shell dish of St. Paul's Church Yard (light crazing), a basket painted with Framlingham Castle (break and repair to one handle) (2 1/4 x 10 in.), a pair of cabinet plates with cavetto vignettes (9 in.) (one with tight hairline), an oval dish painted with a scene of a folly (gilt losses) (11 in.).

From a Private Collection, Washington, D.C.

Pellatt & Green was one of the emergent luxury stores of the Regency period, located near St. Paul's in London.

Light surface marks; scattered rubbing to the painted scenes, J. Allsup plate with several hairlines to rim and chip to underside of rim.