ENGLISH TRANSFER-PRINTED CHILDREN'S TOY CERAMIC ARTICLES, LOT OF 25,including one matching set of six cup and saucer sets, six plates, one teapot, one covered sugar, and one creamer/small pitcher, and one waste bowl, all in brown with pattern of "780" or "Little Mae / Little May", having a little girl seated in doorway with cats and dog, most marked on base "C.A. & SONS / ENGLAND" with pattern number "780" and registration mark; and four articles with "OLD MOTHER HUBBARD" in the design. Staffordshire and other areas. Late 19th/early 20th century. 2" to 5 1/4" H.
Entire matching tea set undamaged and covered sugar undamaged, otherwise, scattered small chips, flakes, hairlines, and two with hairlines on handle.
Catalogue Note: Regarding the pieces with the image of the girl and animals in doorway, the story of this pattern is that the potter and factory owner Charles Allerton became a grandfather and the series was to document his granddaughter as she grew older.

Entire matching tea set undamaged and covered sugar undamaged, otherwise, scattered small chips, flakes, hairlines, and two with hairlines on handle.