Two Chinese porcelain London-decorated saucers, c.1760, one painted possibly by Fidelle Duvivier

Two Chinese porcelain London-decorated saucers, c.1760, one painted possibly by Fidelle Duvivier with a couple on a riverbank before a sailing vessel and a distant windmill, within a puce and gilt border, and another painted elsewhere with two ladies at repose beneath a short tree, 13.9cm max. (2)

Illustrated: Transactions of the English Ceramic Circle, Vol. 14, Pt. 3, Bernard Watney, Four or Five Pointers to the Possibility that Fidelle Duvivier Worked for James Giles, no.6. A teabowl and saucer from the Billie Pain collection were illustrated in the same article.