Three items of English porcelain comprising: a flared-form two-handled jardiniere and stand painted with peasants before cottages, to the reverse with children at play before a ruined castle; a two-handled vase painted with a churchyard scene on a gilt diaper-ground; and a Derby plate painted with a circular panel of small Oriental deer, possibly muntjacs, in an exotic landscape, reserved on a pale-green-ground within a border of gilt scrolling foliage, iron-red crown and crossed batons marks, all circa 1800