A group of Worcester First Period blue and white porcelain, 18th century,...

A group of Worcester First Period blue and white porcelain, 18th century, comprising: a large globular teapot transfer-print decorated with the "three flowers" pattern, crescent mark (lacking cover), 12.5cm high; a fluted bowl painted with the "hollow rock lily" pattern with trellis border to interior rim, open crescent mark, 15cm diameter; a teabowl and a coffee cup transfer-print decorated with Chinoiserie landscapes, disguised numeral mark, the teabowl - 8.9cm diameter, the cup -5.6cm diameter; and a coffee cup transfer-print decorated with the "gillyflower" pattern, crescent mark, 5.5cm diameter; together with a Charles J. Mason cake plate, early 19th century, transfer-print decorated with a scene of Trentham Hall and grounds with the Hercules Fountain in the foreground, printed Semi-China Warranted to underside, 20.3cm diameter, and a further group of blue and white porcelain with Chinoiserie decoration, to include a globular teapot and cover, blue line mark, 14cm high; a miniature baluster vase, 8.5cm high, two plates, a kidney-shape dish, and a lozenge dish (12)