A very fine set of eleven handpainted Coalport luncheon plates, each with a different cartouche various European locales circa 1910. Along with two "W. Adams & Sons Stoke upon Trent" pieces - one a footed tazza, the other a platter. Dimensions: Ht: 8" Width: 14" (compote)

Provenance: From the original collection of the Maybrook mansion in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania. The 20,000 square foot Gothic mansion was originally built on its 67 acre property by liquor baron, real estate developer, and art collector Henry Clay Gibson in 1881. The mansion along with its art and antiques collection was passed on from the Gibson family to John W. Merriam, and then finally to his stepson Robert Lockyer, the current owner.