Any help identifying these pieces would be much appreciated

None of the pieces are marked but have inclusions in the glaze and appear quite old. Blue plate has a hairline crack but is still solid.

 

These are beautiful. Exactly the area that got me interested in antiques in the first place. English, probably somewhere between 1820-1850. The green plate may be a bit later. Therer areo lots of makers for this style of porcelain and very hard to id without a mark, or at least a pattern number. Take a look at Worcester, Coalport and H & R Daniels for some similar designs. The term 'floral sprays' is generically used to describe these bouquets of flowers.

Totes jealous.

 

Thankyou so much. I will do some research on those. I did suspect coalport but as you say it is hard without marks. And yes it is my favourite era of porcelain and exactly what got me into collecting too. Actually got the milk/cream jug at a junk shop!! Because it was not marked i don't think they realised how old it was. Paid virtually nothing for it. I think I got the plates on ebay but very cheap also.

 

The jug does have a small repair though unfortunately but it still displays beautifully.

 

Welcome, Rick77.

Hey Ratsy, new avatar photo? Are you on the phone checking out Antiquers?

 

Hi Rick77!

Welcome to Antiquers............