A collection of Spode porcelain in the Imari palette, early 19th Century, pattern no. 967,prising an inkstand with gilt dolphin handle and cornucopia spill holders, lacking a cover and inkwells, 11cm high x 20cm wide, an inkstand raised on paw feet with two wells, 6.5cm high x 20cm wide, a chamberstick with snuffer on saucer base, 6.5cm high, a vase hollandais, 14.5cm high, a spill vase raised on paw feet, 13cm high, a twin handled baluster vase, 13cm high, with two similar vases, each 10.5cm high, a twin handled potpourri jar and cover, 6.5cm high, an urn shaped inkwell with stopper and three quill holders, 6.5cm high, an egg and saucer shaped four pen holder with beaded rims, 8cm high, an elongated dish, 20.3cm wide, a muffin dish and cover, 20cm diameter, a scalloped rim serving dish with handle, 24.5cm wide, a dinner plate, 25.7cm diameter, a dessert plate, 21.5cm diameter, a teacup with saucer, the teacup 8.7cm diameter, and two coffee cans, each 7.5cm diameter; together with a Derby lidded jar of ovoid form in red pink and green colour way, decorated with a vine and flower motif to the body and cover, red enamel mark to the underside, 10cm high x 16cm wide (20)The dessert plate is restored, the dinner plate has crazing to the underside, small chip to rim of the spill vase, wear to gilt highlights consistent with age.