Featured Coalport vase -- need keywords

I know nothing about Coalport pieces. Any tips for descriptive words when listing this? For example should I say, "numbered" in the title? Didn't know how important those numbers on the base would be to a potential buyer. Also is the "Dover" signature the person who painted the landscapes? Thanks for taking a look.

 

If I were selling this I would stress Coalport, Hand Painted, Raised (or lavish) Gilding plus Antique and an approximate date (1891-1920). Perhaps Dover is the scene. If artist signed it would normally be in the landscape. Looks like a high quality item.

 

Thank you, @John Brassey. This is extremely helpful.

 

beautiful piece Lucille could it say Mt Dover?



https://www.ebay.com/itm/174354850871

 

Scratching my head here, we don’t have a Mount Dover.

 

There is a Mount Bay in Dover

 

I've found several that say they are titled "near Dover" with what appears to be the castle on the hill. Here is one though finding a photo of the bottom, not so easy.

One that says "near Dover"

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234048989850

One that mentions it
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/coalport-medium-pot-pourri-vase-162369800

 

Hand painted, panel, cobalt blue, gold filigree, gold lace, footed vase

Beautiful item.

 

On the back it almost looks like "hg. (?) Dover". But agree that these castle scenes are similar. Perhaps near Dover. Thanks!

I'm going to go with "near Dover". Thank you for the links!

Thank you for those helpful keywords, Chinoiserie.

I appreciate everyone's help with this.

 

be sure to use the words: early - hand painted - scenic - colbalt - gold

 

Thank you, Rclinftl.

 

I surmise that’s ht rather than mt. As in height or heights.