English, early 19th century, various designs, four in Imari colors: vase, 4 in.; shell-form chamber stick, 2-7/8 in., lacking lid, foot chip, twig handle restored; spill vase, 2-3/4 in.; teapot, 4-1/2 in. long; jug with lustred handle, "Table and Flowerpot" pattern, black Mason's mark, 1815-1825, 2-7/8 in., lustre worn; chamber stick, interior of bowl with finely painted florals in green, iron red, blue, rim and handle heavily gilt, 2-3/8 in., restored handle, all with wear and losses to gilding. Notes: The Mason's factory produced a wide range of miniature or "toy" pieces, decorated with a considerable range of their recognizable patterns. The company advertised that they made "every little essential" for cabinets, boudoirs and console tables.. Provenance: chamber stick, Valerie Howard; oil lamp, Wolley & Wallis; Tennessee Private Collection all with wear and losses to gilding