A group of English porcelainearly-mid 19th centurycomprising a Coalport dessert sauce tureen, cover and stand, circa 1815, with rococo-style moulding and painted in overglaze coloured enamels with floral bouquets, tureen 13cm diameter; a Coalport plate, circa 1805, decorated with a large central spray of roses, other flowers and green foliage, within a border further decorated with navette-shaped panels and gilding, unmarked, 21.5cm diameter; a Coalport jug bearing monogrammed initials, circa 1820, 12.2cm high a Derby slop basin and circular dish, pattern 770, dish 21.5cm; two muffin dishes and covers; a part tea and coffee service with claret borders and painted with roses, comprising six coffee cups, nine teacups and ten saucers, pattern 2025, a Spode oval sucrier and cover, circa 1805-10, decorated with gilt scrolls and flowers against an overall red ground, impressed 'II.' mark, no pattern number but matching pattern 1006, 11.5cm high etc(qty, two trays) Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection. Tureen - Cover with small glaze fault to the underside and an associated hairline crack. Some staining and crazing to the interior rim of the tureen and further staining to the handles. Crazing throughout. No signs of further damages or any restoration. Coalport plate - crack to rim, loss of gilding to approximately 1/2 of the border.Spode sucrier - finial to cover re-attached. Crack to the interior flange and further crack to foot rim, issuing into the base. Gilding around the sucrier is very worn.Coalport jug - No damages or repairs.Derby - Slop basin cracked, dish with stapled and re-glued repairs, heavily yellowed.Condition of the remainder of items is not stated, please ask for further details.