An assembled group of English porcelainearly 19th century,comprising a Thomas Rose cream jug, pattern 1335, 11.2cm high; together with a John Rose teacup and saucer, similarly decorated in pattern 592; a further Thomas Rose cream jug, pattern 793, 12cm high and a finely translucent Coalport porcelain Etruscan-shaped teacup and saucer with angular handle, the porcelain in the finely translucent style seen at Coalport following John Rose's acquisition of the Nantgarw factory in 1820, decorated with a finely painted band of pink roses to the exterior and gilt roundel and detail to the centre, printed Society of Arts mark, teacup 9.5cm diameter(6) John Rose blue floral teacup and saucer- crazing to glaze, two cracks to teacup.No further damages or repairs. Gilding remains good.