Two Worcester cups and saucers and a cream jug, circa 1760-70

the cream jug of 'low Chelsea ewer' type, decorated with the 'Honeysuckle' or 'Hibiscus' pattern, one cup and saucer chrysanthemum-moulded, decorated in famille rose style with formal borders of leaves and flowers, a parrot pecking fruit in the centre, the other printed with the 'Red Bull' pattern enamelled in colours,

The jug has a very little rubbing to the green enamel on the leaves. There are two very small firing flaws (slightly discoloured) to the rim and a black speck just below the rim. 'Red Bull' cup and saucer: the cup has some sanding to one wide of the rim and both pieces have a very little wear to the black line around the rims. Inside the base of the cup there are some small black specks (firing imperfections). Moulded cup and saucer: there is a small shallow chip to the rim of the cup, approximately 3mm wide.
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