This lot comprises a soup bowl and two plates by Mason's Ironstone. They feature a hand-painted oriental style pattern in rich blue, rust red, and gold, with highlights of pale green, blue and pink. The two plates have a long impressed makers mark which dates them between 1813 and 1820. The bowl is unmarked but appears to be from the same period. 

I have been unable to find this pattern in reference books or on the internet so I don't know what it is called! Despite some damage (please read the description below) they are very attractive items, and look wonderful on display as a group. 

The bowl measures approx 25.5 cm in diameter and approx 4.5 cm in height.

The plates measure approx 23.5 cm in diameter.

I am trying to downsize my collection  of ceramics, and have decided I have to let these go to a new home!

Condition: All three items have sustained some damage. The bowl has a hairline crack visible on both sides that extends to a chip on the rim. One plate has a similar crack extending to a larger chip on the rim. The second plate has a crack that has been stabilised with a rivet, and two other hairline cracks. All three items have some crazing. There is minor rubbing to the painted pattern, but this is only evident on close inspection, and the colours are generally still vivid.

PLEASE STUDY THE PHOTOS CAREFULLY FOR DETAILS OF CONDITION, USING THE ZOOM FUNCTION FOR CLOSER INSPECTION. 

Delivery: The items will be carefully packaged, using, where possible, reused/recycled materials, and despatched by Royal Mail. 

Thank you for looking!