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Piece 1: T.J. & J. Mayer "Formosa" Luncheon Plate (9")Era: Circa 1845 (Early Victorian Flow Blue)Description: Features a sprawling Oriental pagoda landscape with a heavily blurred, deep cobalt floral border. Fine reverse glaze crazing.Piece 2: T.J. & J. Mayer "Formosa" Side/Dessert Plate (7.5")Era: Circa 1845 (Early Victorian Flow Blue)Description: Smaller scaled companion piece to the 9" plate. Features a riverside pavilion design with standard surface crazing.Piece 3: Unmarked Staffordshire Fluted Cabinet Plate (9.5")Era: Circa 1895 (Late Victorian)Description: Beautifully vibrant romantic scene featuring a garden urn and cascading waterfall. Highlighted by heavily fluted edges and bright, intact gold-gilt brushing.Piece 4: Wood & Sons "Stokesay Castle" Oval Serving Platter (11")Era: Circa 1935Description: From the Enoch Woods English Castles series. Bold blue gatehouse backstamp. Features a tiny vintage porcelain chip on the upper-right outer rim.Piece 5: Wood & Brownfield Chinoiserie Dinner Plate (10")Era: Circa 1840 (Rare 3-year production window)Description: Impressed "W & B" maker's mark. Features a highly detailed Canton/Tonquin variant bridge landscape. Includes a clean structural hairline crack on the right side.Piece 6: Royal Cauldon "Native" Large Charger Plate (11")Era: Circa 1940Description: Pristine, bright white earthenware base with zero crazing. Depicts an idyllic British pastoral scene with a thatched cottage and plow horses inside a dense rose border.Piece 7: Original Spode "Death of the Bear" Dinner Plate (10")Era: Circa 1815 (Regency Period)Description: Highly rare and collected piece from Spode's original "Indian Sporting" series. Features a war elephant and hunters on horseback. Authentic straight-text blue backstamp and impressed factory mark. Uniform, tight glaze aging.

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