A Barr Worcester beaker, circa 1800, bat-printed in sepia with putti firing a cannon, emblematic of War, within a gilt frame opposing gilt sprigs, incised ‘B’ to base, height 10cm, together with a group of Flight Barr Worcester bat-printed wares, early 19th century, including a trio decorated with rectangular panelled landscape views within gilt frames against a pale blue pseudo marbled ground, diameter of saucer 14cm, a similar coffee can with classical figure panels, a chocolate cup and cover printed with classical figures against a pale yellow ground, a matching plate, diameter 21cm, two similar yellow ground plates, a saucer dish and a slop bowl with peasant figures, two cups and a saucer with classical figure panels against a gilt vermicular orange ground and a shell plate with pink rim, diameter 22cm, various impressed marks, together with a Coalport porcelain plate, probably London painted, with shaded orange classical figures against a gilt ground within a gilt anthemion rim, diameter 23.8cm (some faults, repairs and restoration). Provenance: The Flight Collection.