(2) Saucer, 5 3/4", in the 'Pricilla Alden' pattern by Copeland Spode, England. Barn, four cows. Black border. 1920.

(3) Salad plates, 7 3/8" in the 'Pricilla Alden' pattern by Copeland Spode, England. Cottage w/road. Black border. 1920.

Set ot 8 Dinner plates, 10 1/2" in diameter with handpainted pink, blue and yellow flowers. Pattern #8957 by Royal Crown Derby. England 1891 - 1921.

(1) Demitasse cup, bond shape in the 'Columbia' pattern by Wedgwood. 1924. White with green trim.

This Luncheon Plate is 9 1/2" in diameter, in the pattern 'Flowers of the Caribbean, by Royal Cauldon - Blue Sky Flowers transfer. Slight crazing - no chips nor cracks. 1930.

(1) Jasperware Plate, 6 1/2" in diameter by Wedgwood. Light blue. 1960. White trim

This is a set of 7 Butter Pats, 3 3/8" in diameter, made by W. H Grindley, England. Green scalloped edges with pink flowers and green leaves. Slight crazing on backs of four - others in excellent condition.

(1) Gravy Boat, 8 1/2" long with 8 5/8" underliner, in the 'April Showers' pattern by Royal Doulton, #D6435. Cream with teal. Slight crazing. 1940.

(6) Cereal Bowls, 7 1/4" oval, in the 'April Showers' pattern by Royal Doulton, #D6435. Cream with teal. Slight crazing. Priced each. 1940.

This Part Set of Royal Doulton 'Queenslace' #D6447, consists of six 10 3/8" dinner plates; six 8 1/4" salad plates, five 6 1/2" bread & butter plates; six 5 1/4" fruit bowls; six cups and saucers, one 4 1/4" open sugaar; one 6" milk pitcher; two 9 1/2"round vegetable bowls; one oval 12 1/4" platter; one 5 1/2" teapot with cover; four additional cups and four egg cups. Teal with cream. Some crazing but no chips. Price is for the set. 1940.

This is the gravy boat with separate underliner in the 'Lady Anne' pattern by Coalport. There is a partial crack on the handle of the gravy - which is only on the bottom side of the top part of the handle and does not run all the way through the top. The design is in gold. Pre 1950.

(1) Coffee Pot, 9" tall. Bottom stamp in blue says: Brentwood Real English Ironstone, Wm. Adams & Sons, England, est. 1657. Decoration completely underglas and detergent proof. White with blue cloverleafs.