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A quantity of ceramics
comprising: a Newhall trio printed, painted and gilt with pattern number 1277 of vignettes after originals by Adam Buck of figures playing with children within blue-ground and gilt borders; an English porcelain trio painted pattern number 1970 of flower-sprays within yellow and blue-ground borders; a Copeland and Garrett tea cup painted with flower-sprays on a pale-apricot-ground enriched in gilt; a Worcester (Barr) cup and saucer painted in iron-red with leaf garlands within gilt rims, incised mark, a Derby cup and saucer painted with flowers within gilt rims, iron-red crown and baton marks; two bone china cups and saucers printed and painted in chinoiserie style with flowers and foliage; a cup and saucer painted with pattern number 2063 of flowers within blue-ground and gilt borders; a Copeland and Garrett octagonal-section jug with dragon handle painted with Greek figures on an orange-ground; two Minton's porcelain plates painted with flowers within pink-ground borders, and a Jacob Petit vase modelled as a leaf upheld on a rocky-mound base, enriched in colours and gilt, all late 18th and 19th century
comprising: a Newhall trio printed, painted and gilt with pattern number 1277 of vignettes after originals by Adam Buck of figures playing with children within blue-ground and gilt borders; an English porcelain trio painted pattern number 1970 of flower-sprays within yellow and blue-ground borders; a Copeland and Garrett tea cup painted with flower-sprays on a pale-apricot-ground enriched in gilt; a Worcester (Barr) cup and saucer painted in iron-red with leaf garlands within gilt rims, incised mark, a Derby cup and saucer painted with flowers within gilt rims, iron-red crown and baton marks; two bone china cups and saucers printed and painted in chinoiserie style with flowers and foliage; a cup and saucer painted with pattern number 2063 of flowers within blue-ground and gilt borders; a Copeland and Garrett octagonal-section jug with dragon handle painted with Greek figures on an orange-ground; two Minton's porcelain plates painted with flowers within pink-ground borders, and a Jacob Petit vase modelled as a leaf upheld on a rocky-mound base, enriched in colours and gilt, all late 18th and 19th century