A group of assorted English pottery and porcelain plates19th and early 20th centurycomprising a Mason's Cambrian Argil canted square dessert dish, 24cm wide; a Coalport lobed circular plate printed in red and black with flowering prunus branches, circa 1900-10, 25cm diameter; a Chamberlain & Co Worcester oval dessert dish, 30.5cm wide; a Christopher Dresser for Minton 'Japanese Crane' plate, most unusually decorated with additional gilt versus the traditional printed pattern alone, 24cm diameter (stapled repair); Dillwyn and Swansea blue and white printed plate, 25cm diameter (chipped); a Coalport floral moulded plate, circa 1810, 22.5cm diameter; a pair of Coalport named view cabinet plates decorated with Naworth Castle and Strancally Arch (at fault); two English porcelain plates, probably Coalport; together with a Quimper-type French faience plate of a woman and young child in a farmyard, 24cm diameteretc (some damages/repairs throughout) Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.