England, 19th century, the first, a platter, has a transfer scene of hunters and dogs in the field, the underside bears the impressed Clews mark (17 in.) (surface scratches; edge wear), the second, also a platter, shows cattle grazing, a town in the background, the verso labeled "View of Greenwich" (14 in.) possibly made by C.T. Mayer, the third is a footed center bowl with scalloped rim, (rim wear, small hairline, base chip) (4.25 x 9.5) not marked.

From a Private Collection, Washington, D.C.