An assorted group of English ceramics, comprising an early 19th century twin-handled sucrier and cover, decorated with green leaves and red spots with gilt scrolls, unmarked (beyond an incised 'X' to the base), 12cm high; a Davenport cream jug, on raised hexagonal foot, decorated with matt green and gilt and a nicely painted fancy bird with pink roses to the interior of the spout, printed factory mark, 13.5cm high; a Spode Felspar oval canted dessert dish with relief-moulded shell and scroll border, pattern 4557, 28cm wide; a Flight, Barr and Barr shell-handled dessert plate, decorated with a central spray of polychrome flowers and seaweed or 'vermicelli' gilt, impressed mark, 23cm wide; an early 20th century scale blue transfer-printed 'Fancy Birds' plate, printed 'Osler Designs, Calcutta' to the reverse (F. & C. Osler), 17.5cm diameter; a pair of Davenport green-bordered pierced cabinet plates, painted with landscapes, printed factory marks in puce, 23.2cm diameter; a Minton 'Brocade' pattern plate; an F&R Pratt Fenton plate, pattern 123 and a further Victorian green-bordered twin-handled dessert plate painted with flowers, 26cm wide

Condition Report
Cream jug is cracked. Pratt plate is cracked and stained. Hairline to interior of sucrier base.

Some general scratching and rubbing to painted enamels throughout. No further damages.

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