Copeland tea cup

I recently found this lovely tea cup in a boot sale, I was immediately attracted to the flutted shape, color and detail of flowers in the inside. I was rather surprised when I saw the mark as I haven't come accross any Copeland tea cups until that day.
The mark number is from the period between 1891 and 1900.

Mayer & Sherratt

I love this trio, the colors and the fluted shape, it's just gorgeous!
Unfortunately it s unmarked so I can't do any reaserch, I can only tell is indeed very old, very fine porcelain.

11th October 2009 -- Update!
I went to a boot sale this morning and I found a plate that looked identical to the ones here, it had a mark on the back....BINGO! that gave me more than a clue about the pottery company: Mayer & Sherratt.
When I came back home I compared the plates, they are not identical but very similar and I have no doubt they belong to the same company. The mark dates from 1906.
This trio seems to be unmarked, but what I think it happened is that the mark was actually worn out.

*About the company:
Mayer & Sherratt
Clifton Works, Longton, Staffordshire potteries
1906 - 1946.

Adderleys trio

Adderleys
Very unusual decoration in my opinion, I have never seen pieces of porcelain attached to a tea cup as part of the decoration. I think this tea cup is very cute.
I don't know the year when this piece was made.

Adderleys LTD.
Daisy Bank Pottery (Renamed Gainsborough Works), Longton.
Staffordshire potteries.
1906-
China and Earthenwares
Formerly William Alsager Aldderley & Co.

Green with flowers

I can't tell what it says in the mark between ""... and there is no sign of the pottery mark either.
I like the flowers in the inside of the cup :o)

GKC Bavaria

GKC Bavaria
This is the first German tea cup of my collection. Very pretty.
I have been trying to get more information about the pottery make, but no luck yet.

Thanks to the kind contribution of marysuehil who left a comment on this post, I have found out that the gold mark of this cup was used between 1900 and 1969.
Take a look here for reference.

Crown Regent

Crown Regent trio

I received this as a present from my friend Gen. It's part of a set for 6.

Bodley trio

Bodley trio
c. 1800+

This beautiful porcelain trio only has a simple impressed mark in the back (click on the picture to enlarge). I haven't found much information about it.
I'd really appreciate any information about Bodley porcelain.

Royal Worcester

Royal Worcester
c.1874 (need to confirm)

Masons - Strathmore pink and blue

Masons - Strathmore pink and blue.
c.1939

This was a present from my dear friend Gen, who also collects pottery and porcelain.