Two early 19th century Swansea porcelain plates and a pair of square dessert plates first attributed to Henry Morris c.1817, painted with four scattered sprays of flowers, gilt rim, impressed trident mark and Swansea, second, the border repainted with flower baskets and gilt trailing vines and laurel garlands, impressed Swansea, gilt rim together with a pair of porcelain square dessert dishes c.1818-20 decorated with three full sprays of flowers, moths, some in flight and other insects, moulded leaf scroll border, gilt detail rim, unmarked, (4) first diameter 20.5 cm. Condition: Swansea: first gilt rim slightly rubbed, area of discolouration /staining to border, from reverse this appears to be more of a firing inconsistency. Some very slight loss to colour enamel. Second good condition, some rubbing to gilt rim. Pair one plate has a scratch running from one spray to another. Otherwise in good condition. Some light surface scratches/marks. Slight rubbing to gilt detail border