Two Pieces of Twentieth-Century European Porcelain comprising a Royal Doulton Curzon Saucer and a Thomas Germany Mug

A lot comprising two pieces of twentieth-century European porcelain. The first is a Royal Doulton fine bone china saucer in the Curzon pattern. The piece is decorated in a Neoclassical style with transfer-printed and hand-enamelled baskets of flowers and floral swags in a polychrome palette. The rim features a geometric border in blue and yellow tones, finished with a gilt edge. The base bears an underglaze green factory mark consisting of a lion passant atop a crown, surrounded by the words Royal Doulton and Made in England. It is further marked with the pattern name Curzon and a registered number RdNo 697476, with a hand-painted pattern number H1214 in black. The second item is a Thomas (Germany) porcelain mug of cylindrical form with a simple loop handle. It features a Mid-Century Modern style transfer-printed pattern of a grey-toned grid or mesh over a white ground. The base bears an underglaze green mark with the word Thomas above a horizontal line and Germany below.