Nine English porcelain 'Blind Earl' pattern plates, early 19th century and later

comprising: two Chamberlains examples, script mark referring to New Bond Street address, another similar, impressed CHAMBERLAINS/ WORCESTER mark, four en suite, unmarked, another similar and a modern Royal Worcester example,

the two with Chamberlains script marks, one has a tiny rim chip re-gilt, both have slight stacking wear to moulded relief and minor rubbing to gilding; the example with impressed CHAMBERLAINS/ WORCESTER mark, cracked across centre, slight stacking wear; the four en suite, one is slightly discoloured, another with more pronounced patches of discolouration, two small rim chips, the other two with notable staining, one has a chip to edge or rim, all have slight wear to enamels. the other similar, cracked, restored and over-painted. The modern example in good condition. a modern Royal Worcester example,
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