Scenic & Floral Figural Bough Pot #2

This is a second superb figural bough / bulb pot made by Royal Copenhagen in the 19th century. Not a model one sees often especially with a painted scene on one side and floral arrangement to the other! The flower pot has a nice shape to it with siffent round openings to the top, a figural lady finial to either end holding flower garlands with a nice foot to it hand painted with a small flower arrangement to either side plus lots of gold highlights to raised designs but the best part are the hand painted scene to the front of the piece and the flowers to the back. The scene is of a house with a dock by the lake with a larger ship on the dock and some sail boats in the distance. Nice trees to the front. Superbly done. The scene and the flowers are surrounded by a nice gold trim! The piece is in great condition with some minor wear to the gilding mainly along the foot, a very tiny chip to the corner invisible to the eye and some very minor damage to the floral garlands the lady finials are holding. The vase is marked underneath with the three wavy blue lines in under glaze blue - a little more complete on this example than on the other! The entire piece is about 7 inches tall, 9 inches wide and 3.25 inches deep. I have a second one up on the site that matches this one here perfectly if anyone is interested in a very rare pair! Please email me for more information or other pictures.