including: an English, c. 1810-1825, Coalport ‘rococo revival’ pap boat/jug, on green ground, decorated with painted encrusted foliage and gilt C-scrolls, with leaf-shaped base and cover decorated with gilt C-scrolls and raised floral finial, blue script mark ‘CD’ to underside – 10cm. high (spout slight damage); an English, 19^th Century, half-covered feeding cup, earthenware, of typical form, transfer-printed in blue floral decoration – 12cm. diameter (bowl), 7cm high; and a mid-19^th Century, covered medicine spoon, porcelain, transfer-printed in blue, blue script mark ‘I’ and ‘8’ to underside – 8cm. long, 3cm. high; and two English, c. 1835, John Meir & Son spittoons, earthenware, transfer-printed in blue, depicting Kilchurn Castle Loch Awe (“Northern Scene” series), one without spout and loose funnel cover, the other with funnel cover fixed and with spout – the first, 11cm. diameter/high, the second 10.2cm. diameter, 10cm. high

Note: The Coalport vessel was previously bought at Sotheby’s on 15^th December, 1999 (Lot 1695). The medicine spoon was previously bought at BBR Auctions on 9^th April, 2000 (Lot 93).The spitoon with loose cover was previously bought at BBR Auctions on 9th April, 2000 (Lot 304).