A  impressive pair of Coalport porcelain vases and covers with gilt pine cone finials, crafted in early 20th Century, finely handpainted and signed by Frederick H. Chivers.
Each ovoid body is painted within a scrolling gilt cartouche filled with flowers against a green ground flanked by gilt ram's mask handles. Heavily gilded with ornate raised gilt work. 
 Green printed factory mark on underside of vase and lids.
 
Frederick Chivers (1881-1965) was one of the beat painters of our time serving in France with the Royal Medical Corps. He had developed considerable skill as a fruit and flower painter at Royal Worcester, leaving the factory to enlist in 1914. On his return to England in 1918 Fred Chivers approached Coalport for employment, showing paintings as evidence of his individual style. His works are highly regarded and sought after by collectors