Fine English earthenware service from the late 19th - early - Lot 199

Fine English earthenware service from the late 19th - early 20th century. Mainly recessed marks for BROWN WESTHEAD/MOORE & CO;one with blue painted mark CAULDON ENGLAND, another with SAXE/B.F.K. With blue and white decoration in the Meissen style known as "à l'oignon", named "Saxe" or "Meissen" on some pieces, comprising: 1 terrine and 1 lid (body with cracks and small part of rim broken and glued back, lid with chips and broken piece glued back to inner rim), 2 vegetable dishes and 2 lids (one body with stains), 1 sauceboat with double spout and adhering tray (small stains to pedestal), 1beurrier with adhering tray and 1 lid (stains to body, cracks to lid), 1 spoon, 2xsalad bowls (stained, one with very small crack), 4 oval dishes (two sizes, one small with stains), 2 platters, 3 square compotiers (two sizes), 1small tray, 3 saucers (one stained), 12 soup plates (one with crack), 23 plates (five with stains and one with small chip at rim) and 11 dessert plates (two with cracks and all stained);chips, minor wear; a Meissen porcelain plate of the same model is included. Length (terrine): 33.5 cm