A set of three Barr, Flight & Barr Worcester topographical named view plates, early 19th century, each apricot rim gilt with a vermicular pattern, depicting Brougham Castle Westmoreland, Ivy Bridge Devon and a View near Lyme in Dorsetshire, puce printed and impressed marks to bases with puce painted titles, diameter 20.7cm, together with four other pieces of Flight & Barr Worcester with topographical views, comprising two plates depicting Friars Carse Hermitage – Dumfriesshire and a View at Ballyroan Dublin, both 20.7cm diameter, a plate with gadrooned rim depicting Melrose Abbey, diameter 25cm, and a square dish depicting St. Bernards Well near Edinburgh, 23.5cm square (minor faults). Provenance: The Flight Collection.