Plymouth Mug, painted with birds and branches, 5-1/4 in. high; and a Plymouth Sauce-boat, painted with flowers in the Oriental taste. Christie, July 5, 1920 19 19 0 BRISTOL. Teacups and saucers, two, and a small tray, painted with medallion heads in gilt borders and festoons of green laurel-wreaths between; and a bowl and cream-jug nearly similar. Christie, February 4, 1902 168 0 0 Teapot and cover and bowl, painted with bouquets of flowers. Christie, February 28, 1902 7 15 0 Dishes, oval-shaped pair, painted with festoons and sprays of flowers, in colours, gilt edges. Christie, February 28, 1902 16 16 0 Bowls, pair, fluted, painted with bouquets of flowers, 11-1/4 in. diameter. Christie, July 2, 1902 28 7 0 Cabaret, decorated with festoons of foliage in green and horizontal gilt lines, consisting of oval plateau, teapot, sucrier and covers, milk-jug, and cup and saucer; mark, Dresden crossed swords. Christie, July 2, 1902 27 6 0 Figures, pair, of a lady with tambourine, and a gentleman with a lyre, 11 in. high. Christie, June 10, 1902 5 10 0 Figures, Mars and Minerva, 13-1/2 in. high. Christie, June 20, 1902 19 19 0 Figure of a Nymph, allegorical of “Water,” 10-1/2 in. high. Christie, July 2, 1902 10 10 0 Teacup and saucer, painted with portrait medallions, green laurel festoons, gilt lines, and the interlaced initials R. S. Part of service made by Champion for Sir Robert Smyth. From the Edkins Collection. Christie, June 16, 1903 37 16 0 Bristol china Teapot and cover, decorated with birds on branches and insects, inscribed Mary Cowling, 1771. Sotheby, May 17, 1920 29 0 0 Bristol china deep Dish, octagonal, with floral festoons, deep blue edge and centre, 8-3/4 in. Sotheby, May 17, 1920 3 6 0 Two Bristol Plates, painted with festoons of flowers in colours on white ground, 8 in. diameter. Christie, July 5, 1920 9 9 0 Bristol Plaque, painted with a bouquet of flowers, inscribed “J. Pardoe, Bristol,” 9-3/4 in. by 5-1/2 in. Christie, July 20, 1920 18 18 0 Bristol figure of a girl, carrying a basket of flowers, 4-1/2 in. high. Christie, July 12, 1920 10 10 0 FOOTNOTES: [1] A Cookworthy Window was placed in the Guildhall, Plymouth, about 1840, during the mayoralty of Dr. Cookworthy, grandson of the potter. VI THE LOWESTOFT FACTORY [Illustration: THREE PANELS FROM LOWESTOFT POWDER-BLUE OCTAGONAL DISH. (Marked with imitation Chinese mark in blue.)] [Illustration: LOWESTOFT SAUCE-BOATS (BLUE and WHITE).