Group of early 18th Century Dutch Delftware,prising baluster jug with floral cartouche decoration, bullet shaped teapot, ovoid teapot painted in shades of blue, green and iron-red, and three teabowls, 13cm high and smaller (6)The cup with the rabbit has a repaired break on a quarter of the cup and there is restoration on the broken piece which has been done poorly, with pockmarks, and nibbles on the rim. The cup with the faces has been broken, there are five cracks that all meet around the base this has been repaired with poor restoration, and there are nibbles on the rim. The larger cup has also been broken in several places all around and has been repaired with poor restoration and there are nibbles on the base and rim. The jug has one crack on the right-hand side that is the start of three others, one that leads round to the neck and two towards the handle, there is also one on the left-hand side that has one running across under the neck and one on the bulb of the jug that leads into two more towards the base. The rim and inside rim have heavy chipping/nibbles. There is a chip missing from the bottom of the handle and what looks like paint on the two parts of the handle that meet the jug. There are nibbles all around the base and pockmarks are present. The blue and white teapot is showing heavy restoration on the lid and on the right-hand and left-hand sides which has been done poorly, with some of the breaks still visible. There are chips and nibbles on the rim. The spout is chipped and there are pockmarks and heavy crazing present. The smaller teapot has a restored lid and handle which has been done poorly, there are nibbles and chips on the rim and base. There is a possible restoration inside close to the handle. There is crazing all over.