A collection of assorted English tea and coffee wares, 19th centurycomprising a Worcester coffee cup and saucer, painted with butterflies and scattered insects, impressed 'W' to saucer; a Coalport coffee pot and cover, circa 1885, transfer-printed in underglaze red with coral, green printed mark, 18.5cm high; a Coalport teapot and cover, circa 1860, printed 'English Porcelain, I.R&Co' factory mark, 14.5cm high; an Alcock teacup, saucer and matching cream jug, circa 1820-5, decorated with floral panels against a green ground with 'melting snow' border, pattern number '2053' to the cream jug; a 'Boy in the Window' pearlware breakfast cup or porringer, 10.5cm diameter; a Coalport trio of cup, saucer and sideplate, pattern Y6051, printed with blue flowers together with printed and painted roses; a further Coalport teacup and saucer, painted with fancy birds within cartouches against peach ground, printed mark in green; together with a Coalport part tea-for-two service, 20th century, decorated with fruit and flowers, comprising teapot and cover, cream jug, sugar and two teacups and an assorted quantity of other ceramics including Mason's ironstone twin-handled sugar bowl and cover, a Davenport, Beck & Co 'prattware' ewer; a pair of small miniature basket dishes, other blue and white ceramics etc (qty, two trays) Provenance: The Malcolm Sargeant Collection.