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Click here to subscribeA BACHELOR'S LATE VICTORIAN SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, maker Jackson & Fullerton, London, 1898, (teapot 1910), of rounded oblong baluster form chased with a band of scrolling foliage, comprising teapot and hinged cover with melon fluted ebony finial and earred angular handle, two handled sugar basin and milk jug, teapot 9" wide, 18ozs 7dwts total gross (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)
A LATE VICTORIAN SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, maker Walker & Hall, Sheffield 1897, of semi-fluted rounded oblong form raised upon four ball feet, engraved "E", comprising teapot and coffee pot and covers with ebonised melon fluted finials and angular handles, two handled sugar basin and milk jug, teapot 10 1/2" wide, 60ozs 3dwts total gross (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)
A ROYAL DOULTON CHINA ART DECO TEA SERVICE, c.1930, printed and overpainted in bright colours and gilt with stylised cloud trees and flowers, comprising six each cups, saucers and plates, teapot and hot water jug and covers, milk jug, sugar bowl and slop basin, pattern no. V1112/43, printed green mark (23) (Est. plus 18% premium inc. VAT)
A 19th century English porcelain part tea service decorated with gilt and coloured panels of flowers and birds and a central basket of flowers, pattern no. 498: oval sugar basin, teapot stand, slop bowl, cream jug, 21cm diameter shallow dish, 18cm diameter shallow dish, 13 x 13.5cm saucers, 6 x 19cm diameter plates, 11 tea cups, 12 coffee cans, (48 total), together with a cracked teapot, (no lid), tea cup and two saucers.
A Chinese archaic bronze ritual water basin, Pan, early Eastern Zhou dynasty, 8th-7th century B.C., the exterior cast in high relief with a band of interlocking kui dragons, applied with a pair of high looped handles, the interior with bas-relief cast twin fish and three character inscription, dark brown patina with malachite green encrustation, 15cm high, 40.5cm wide at handles, old repairsLiterature:Pan were shallow basins used as ritual vessels to hold water. They were used in conjunction with a he or a yi to form a set of vessels for the washing of hands. Such vessels would have been included in the ritual vessel sets used to perform ritual food and wine offerings to the ancestors.The crisply cast high relief bands of coiled interlocking dragons are very similar to those seen on a ritual bronze Hu vessel sold by Sotheby's, New York, 'Fine Chinese Ceramics & Works of Art', 11-12 September 2012, Lot 168 and on a fou, in the Sackler collection, illustrated by Jenny So, Eastern Zhou Ritual Bronzes from the Arthur M. Sackler Collections, vol. III, Washington, D.C., 1995, p. 206, no. 31. Other bronze ritual vessels with similar band decoration can also be found on a ding, attributed to the early Spring and Autumn period, in the Yantai City Museum, Shandong province, illustrated in Zhongguo qingtongqi quanji, vol. 9, Beijing, 1997, pl. 2, and on another lei, in the Hebei Provincial Museum, included ibid., pl. 128.
A Chinese archaic bronze tripod water basin, Pan, Warring States period, 4th/2nd century B.C., the interior with copper inlaid roundel, on zoomorphic cabriole feet, lug handles, grey-brown patina extensively covered with malachite encrustation, the interior roundel decoration with cuprite deposits, 15cm high, 39cm diameter, holes beneath rim
An Edward VII silver two-handled sugar basin embossed with trailing leaf and spiral reeded ornament, with double C-scroll handles, on circular footrim, 4.75ins diameter x 3.25ins high, by Elkington & Co Ltd, London 1902, a Victorian silver Kings pattern sugar sifter spoon by Francis Higgins II, London 1861, and an Edward VII silver Queens pattern sugar tongs by Elkington & Co, Birmingham 1903 (weight 11ozs), in black leather fitted case
A late Victorian silver oval two-handled sugar basin and matching cream jug with shaped rims, the lobed bodies cast with scroll and floral ornament, with multi C-scroll handles, by Synyer & Beddoes, Birmingham 1900, and a set of six late Victorian silver coffee spoons and matching sugar tongs, the handles cast with floral and leaf ornament, by The Alexander Clark Manufacturing Company, Sheffield 1900, and retailed by same (weight 8ozs), in maroon leather fitted case
An Edward VII silver oval sauce boat with gadroon mounts, leaf capped scroll handle, on shaped footrim, 5ins high, by James Ramsay, London 1909, an Edward VII silver circular sugar basin with part fluted body, 4.25ins diameter x 3ins high, by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1908 (traces of engraving partially removed), and a George V silver rattail pattern spoon, London 1911, both in black leather fitted case, a pair of Edward VII silver shell pattern butter dishes and a pair of butter knives, Sheffield 1902 and 1903 (engraved), in black leather fitted case (weight 17ozs)
An Edward VII silver oval sauce boat with gadroon mounts, leaf capped scroll handle, on shaped footrim, 5ins high, by James Ramsay, London 1909, an Edward VII silver circular sugar basin with part fluted body, 4.25ins diameter x 3ins high, by Josiah Williams & Co, London 1908 (traces of engraving partially removed), and a George V silver rattail pattern spoon, London 1911, both in black leather fitted case, a pair of Edward VII silver shell pattern butter dishes and a pair of butter knives, Sheffield 1902 and 1903 (engraved), in black leather fitted case (weight 17ozs)
A Victorian silver circular two-handled sugar basin of bulbous squat form, with shell and leaf pattern mounts, the body embossed with flowers and leaf ornament within lobed panels, moulded C-scroll handles and panelled feet, 5.25ins high, by John Smyth, Dublin 1855 (weight 16ozs - engraved with crest)
A George VI silver four piece tea service of spherical form, the rims cast with band of Celtic motifs, with C-scroll handles, on circular footrim, comprising - teapot, 5ins high, hot water pot, 7ins high, each with stained wood handles and finials, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug by Wakely & Wheeler, London 1948 (gross weight 58ozs)
A Wedgwood bone china twelve piece tea and dinner service, printed and gilt with "Cavendish" design, comprising - twelve 11ins dinner plates, twelve 8.25ins side plates, twelve 8ins dessert bowls, twelve 6ins soup bowls, two-handled vegetable tureen and cover, 9.5ins diameter x 9ins high, small two-handled tureen and cover, 8ins diameter x 5.5ins high, a pair of oval serving dishes, 11ins x 8.25ins, oval charger, 15.5ins x 12ins, another 14ins x 11ins, gravy boat and stand, teapot (spout cracked and stained), sugar basin and cover, milk jug, twelve 6ins tea plates, twelve cups and twelve saucers, and an early 20th Century pottery two-handled tureen (cover missing )
A George V silver circular three piece tea service of bulbous squat form, with egg and dart mounts, C-scroll handles, on circular footrims, comprising - teapot with ebonised handle and finial, 6ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by Roberts & Dore, Birmingham 1932 (gross weight 22ozs)
A Chinese silver three piece tea set, the tapered cylindrical teapot set with prunus blossom and bird applied decoration, the handle is in the form of a piece of bamboo with matching milk jug and twin-handled sugar bowl, 15.5 cm high, total approx 35.5 oz CONDITION REPORTS Teapot - hinge very stiff andf slightly buckled out of shape. Light scratches and discolouration throughout. The base appears to have pushed inwards. There is a dark mark to the base suggesting possibly a split with corresponding mark to the interior. The sugar basin and the cream jug handles differ in soldering to the body suggesting possibly the handle has been resoldered on the cream jug. Both items have various light scratches, the cream jug lip has been dented. All items slight knocks, scratches and general small signs of wear and tear throughout. The ivory bands on the handle of the teapot are cracked with split
A Victorian silver and embossed four piece tea set comprising teapot, hot water jug, twin-handled sugar basin and cream jug (William Hunter, London 1864), approx 76.6 oz total, housed in an oak fitted case bearing label to interior "Mappin & Webb No. 76, 77 and 78 Oxford Street W London ...." and brass plaque to top inscribed "Jane W Henry 6th October 1871" CONDITION REPORTS Box in used condition with many scratches, dents, shrinkage betwen sections, felt to interior worn. Tea set in good condition though in need of a good clean. Ivory beads to the two larger pieces, all with various discolouration and cracks - see images for further detail. The box shows significant signs of wear and tear, scratches, scuffs, marks, cho]ips, signs of warping etc throughout. All over considerable wear and tear, the paper label to the inside is somewhat tatty, has some grey marks.v The hot water pot has light scratches throughout to the body, the ivory rings are both cracked with splits. Slight shallow dents. Teapot has slight scratches throughout to the body. The teapot has light scratches throughout to the body. Lid is slightly wobbly. Some dents including one to the top section, some small dents underneath. Cracks and splits to the ivory finials. A large dent to the handle. Teapot is very wobbly when on a flat surface. The sugar bowl has some damage to one handle which is bent slightly out of alignment and shape. Some various knocks and dents to it also. All over various light scratches. Some small dents to the bottom of the basin and some wear to the gilt interior. Wobbles slightly when upon a flat surface. The cream jug has light scratches throughout. Some shallow dents to the body, both back feet have the appearance of being pushed up into the body. General small signs of wear and tear and some wear to the gilt interior. There is also a dent to the front of the cream jug. All silver items have general signs of wear and tear including surface scratches, small minor dents etc. There is one compartment in the box which is empty - this was possibly for a tea caddy but is no longer present. There is no key for the box - see extra images on line
3-piece silver tea set, of cushion shape on 4 bun feet, plain with inscription cartouche to each piece, engraved 'Present from the owners of the Brig Carricks of Carlisle to Capt. Jos. Bushby, 1816.' Teapot with hinged lid, acanthus leaf two handled sugar basin, and single handled milk jug, pie crust borders, silver gilt interiors, length of teapot 29cm, hallmarks for London, 1816, height 14cm, gross weight 41.25 ozt. Provenance: Diary entry believed to be about the Ship Captain, Jos. Bushby, from 'The Carlisle Patriot' dated 1819: On Thursday last, was launched from the yard of Mesrs. [sic] KELSICK, WOOD, & Co. a fine new copper-bottomed brig, called the John Syme, burthen 285 tons, built for Capt. Jos. BUSHBY, who has been very successful in the Carricks, of Port Carlisle. Notwithstanding the wetness of the day, an immense number of persons were present to witness the launch. Digitized information from the Montreal Gazette listing arrivals at the Port of Quebec shows a 'brig Carricks' arriving on May 31st from Liverpool after a 41-day voyage, mastered by 'Bushby.' We believe this was a cargo ship, regularly making trips to and from Canada. For condition report please see the catalogue at www.peterwilson.co.uk
A Swansea Paris flute part teaset comprising five cups and saucers, breakfast cup, slops basin, sugar box and cover and a side plate CONDITION REPORT: Gilding rubbed on all pieces, the star and green decoration heavily rubbed throughout, one tea cup has firing cracks, another tea cup has a large hairline crack, sucrier - hairline cracks to the base, chips to the rim, Slops basin has a firing crack, hairline crack and glaze imperfections,
A Chinese export porcelain sparrow beak jug, together with a matching slops basin and tea cup painted with figures on boats, also a saucer dish, tea bowl and tea cup not matching but painted with figures. CONDITION REPORT: All pieces have surface scratches and some gilding rubbing - Sparrow beak jug - firing crack to the rim otherwise overall condition is good, matching tea cup - chip to the rim, matching slops basin - chips to the rim and hairline cracks. Saucer dish - chips to the rim and hairline cracks, tea bowl - chips to the rim and hairline crack, tea cup - hairline crack,
A pair of Chinese Export porcelain plates, decorated in the Imari palette with pink and red flowers, 23cm diameter together with similar tea bowls, saucers, slops basin and tea cup CONDITION REPORT: Both plates have hairline cracks, slops bowl - glaze imperfections, hairline cracxks, tea bowl with bouquet f flowers - hairline cracks, saucer with three gate pattern - chip to the rim, hairline cracks, Tea bowl with fence pattern - chips to the rim, painting rubbed, matching saucer - hairline cracks, glaze imperfections and painting rubbed, small tea bowl - glaze imperfections, decoration rubbed, matching saucer - crazed, decoration rubbed, tea cup - glaze imperfections, decoration rubbed, otherwise ok, three matching saucers - one has a chip to the rim and glaze imperfections, the second one has numerous chips to the rim and hairline cracks, the third one has a chip to the rim and footrim
An oriental porcelain shallow dish decorated with flowers and leaves, 16cm diameter, a saucer dish decorated with landscape scenes in iron red and blue, 13.5cm diameter, another saucer dish decorated with round vignettes, 12.5cm diameter, two other saucer dishes and an English porcelain slops basin and saucer CONDITION REPORT: Shallow dish - glaze imperfections, gilding rubbed, firing crack to the base, saucer dish - hairline cracks, decoration rubbed, saucer dish with round vignettes - minor chips to the rim,
Natural History - Geology - a collection of rock and mineral specimens, comprising helvite in quartz, 7cm high, 7cm wide, Kara-Oba, Kazakhstan [mined when former USSR]; fluorite on quartz, 3.5cm high, 7.5cm wide, Kara-Oba, Kazakhstan; purple fluorite, 9cm wide, Greelaws Mine, Weardale, County Durham; fluorite, 11cm wide, Xiang Hualin Mine, Hunan Province, China; another, 11cm wide, Hunan Province, China; barite, 7cm high, 9cm wide, Shirley Basin, Carbon County, Wyoming, United States of America; stibnite, 10cm wide, Tuscany, Italy; oxblood calcite, 5.5cm high, 11cm wide, Taffs Wells Quarry, Cardiff, South Wales; another, yellow and white, 7cm high; calcite, 8.5cm wide, Aughenmore, Sligo, Republic of Ireland; calcite on quartz, 8cm high, Gjudurska Mine, Zlatograd, Bulgaria; spahlerite, 11.5cm, Smallcleugh Mine, Nenthead, Cumbria [12]
AN INDIAN SILVER COLOURED METAL TEA SERVICE OF THREE PIECES, globular and raised on plain circular pedestal foot, each piece chased and repousse autour with a tiger hunt in jungle scene comprising; a TEAPOT with elephant finial and figure embossed spout, cobra handle; MILK AND SUGAR BASIN with with cobra handles, approx 25 1/2oz
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