A group of Derby and Coalport flower-encrusted porcelain, 18th - 19th centuries,...

A group of Derby and Coalport flower-encrusted porcelain, 18th - 19th centuries, to include a Bloor Derby figure of a peacock, red crowned D mark, the peacock modelled atop a tree stump trailing its feathers to the ground, the roots and base encrusted with flowers, the base with gilt scrollwork, 16cm high; a large Derby figure of a gallant beside a flower-encrusted tree stump and gesturing with flowers from a nearby urn, the base with gilt and green scrollwork, 24cm high; a small Derby figure of a seated boy with his dog, holding a pigeon, to a brocade and gilt and blue scrollwork base, 12cm high; a large Coalport twin handled vase, the flower-encrusted body reserved with painted floral bouquets, the handles and base painted and gilded with foliage and scrollwork, 32cm high; a small Coalport circular box and cover, inscribed Coalport in blue to the underside, the cover with rose finial, raised on four feet, 9cm high, and a Coalbrookdale vase, the stem of cobalt blue ground, the rim, handles and base with gilt-highlighted scrollwork and foliate motifs, 18cm high (6)