British, 19th century. A group of twelve historical blue transferware pieces, including: 

one lidded tureen by William Adams & Sons (c. 1804-1840), impressed with eagle mark to underside; ht. 11.25, wd. 15. dp. 9 in.; 

three Enoch Wood & Sons pieces, including one creamer with "Horse Drawn Sleigh" pattern, one teapot with harbor scene, and one shallow bowl with village scene, each marked on underside; teapot ht. 8.25, wd. 12, dp. 5.5 in.; 

three Ralph Hall (c. 1830s) scene pieces, including two plates with "Llanarth Court" pattern, and one bowl with "Klosterneuburg" pattern, each marked on underside; each dia. 10 in.;

one plate by J. & R. Riley in the "Marine" pattern; dia. 10, ht. 1 in.;

one lidded sugar box with falcon design, marked Stone China on underside; ht. 5.5, wd. 6.75, dp. 4.25 in.;

one lidded sugar box and one matching creamer with floral design, each unmarked; sugar ht. 6.25, 7.75, dp. 5 in.; 

and one scene bowl of a family walking with a mule, unmarked; dia. 10, dp. 2 in.;

plus, three flow blue plates, including one by J. & G. Alcock marked "Scinde", one by F. M. & Co. marked "Cashmere", and one marked "Sobraon"; J &G (largest) dia. 10.5, ht. 1.75 in.

Provenance: The Jack and Mary Ann Katzenmeyer Collection