A Spode jug and Wedgwood pearlware part-tea service, first part 19th century

the Spode jug painted in the Imari palette with underglaze-blue flower sprays highlighted in iron-red and gilding, Spode Stone-China mark in underglaze-blue, pattern number 2053 in iron-red, 17cm., 6 3/4 in. high, the Wedgwood part-service painted in a similar Imari palette with flowering branches with bands of diaper pattern at the rims, comprising a butter tub and cover on fixed stand, two breakfast cups and 23 saucers in three sizes, impressed WEDGWOOD marks, incised square marks, various painted numerals, underglaze-blue mark (28)

The part tea service probably acquired by Sir John Stuart (1721-1821)

There are many bills from Wedgwood for various family members amongst the Fettercairn Papers from the late 18th century to the early 19th century. One may relate to the offered group here, Wedgwood & Bentley, c/o James Thomas Esq. Agent, 20 Castle Street, Edinburgh, 12 November 1807; 'Japan China Pattern, 18 Tea & saucers, 18 coffee & saucers, 12 chocolate cups & saucers, 18 plates, 4 butter tubs, 2 slop bowls, crate & straw £23-16-0' (This formed part of a larger consignment totalling of £58-15-0 in 1807) NLS (Acc.4786/154)

The spode jug with hairline crack to spout. The Wedgwood service: the two cups with a hairline crack. the smallest saucers, three cracked with some glaze crazing and associated staining, the largest saucers, one cracked, three chipped. Otherwise some scattered glaze crazing typical of the material.
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