ASSORTED ENGLISH CERAMIC ARTICLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising one 9 1/2" D creamware feather-edge soup plate, one 5 1/8 D saucer with fluted edge having polychrome painted interior design of two chinoiserie figures marked with a painted "B" on base, and one pearlware cup and saucer set having fluted sides and interior and brown floral designs. Unmarked unless otherwise noted. Staffordshire, New Hall, and other areas. Second half 18th/early 19th century.
Chip and hairline on rim of saucer, hairline and scattered flakes on feather-edge article, and one chip on each foot rim of saucer and teabowl set.
Literature: Design on saucer as in Jean Barratt & Peter Cottam - An Illustrated Update of Factory Y Patterns and Shapes, p.22.
Provenance: From a Tennessee private collection.
Catalogue Note: The marked porcelain saucer was likely made at a site currently referred to as "Factory Y", specifically designed as "Pattern 104", and associated in the production area of New Hall Porcelain.

Chip and hairline on rim of saucer, hairline and scattered flakes on feather-edge article, and one chip on each foot rim of saucer and teabowl set.