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A MOORCROFT POTTERY THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, 1920's, of squat globular form, tubelined and painted in blue and green with the "Moonlit Blue" pattern comprising teapot with planished pewter mount and hinged low domed cover with ebony finial, milk jug and sugar basin with matching mounts, shape 281, impressed and initialled in blue, mounts unmarked, teapot 7 3/4" wide, together with Cogent planished pewter tray of rounded oblong form with cut-out handles, 16" wide (4) (Illustrated)

A DERBY TEAPOT STAND, GILT MUG, ANOTHER MUG, SLOP BASIN AND TWO CREAM JUGS, C1790-95, THE OVAL CREAM JUG, C1805 gilt mug 11cm h, puce mark ++Gilt mug and teapot stand - in fine condition with some light wear only, globular mug (ex Godden Reference Collection) cracked, cream jug - in good condition, oval cream jug - with wear to gilding, basin - in good condition

A LIVERPOOL BLUE AND WHITE SLOP BASIN, JAMES PENNINGTON, C1770 painted in underglaze blue with a Bird on the Branch pattern, 15.5cm diam ++In fine condition, no restoration

A PAIR OF SPODE TRIOS, A SLOP BASIN AND SAUCER DISH, C1820 of London shape, painted with panels of roses, dish 21cm diam, painted SPODE and pattern No 2299 in red ++The lot in fine condition

*North Pole Expedition, 1827. A small leather corkscrews and stationery wallet by Thomas Lund, 57, Cornhill, London, circa 1820s, containing 2 small steel corkscrews (8.5 & 6 cm), each with pierced ring, plus 1 separate handle (5.5 cm) to fit both corkscrews, plus a 6 inch folded ivory ruler with engraved markings, brass hinge and tips, the facing four eyelets empty, a folded moire cloth notebook held by cloth tie as issued, the front and rear pastedowns and facing page signed and inscribed by expedition member Edward Joseph Bird, each of the 4 pages bearing the same inscription, 'Written on board the Endeavour - Latitude 82 3/4 N July 27th 1827, Edw J Bird', the two remaining centre pages blank, covers slightly rubbed and soiled, plus two pockets, one with printed paper label of Thomas Lund pasted in, the second with a manuscript visiting card for 'Mr Edward Bird, Little Waltham, Chelmsford, Essex' (slightly browned), plus a related news cutting announcing the death of Admiral Bird in 1881, folding flaps, leather clasp broken, remains of silver-plated lock, rubbed, 11 x 6 cm (folded), the whole loosely contained in a contemporary stitched (?)sealskin pouch with string pull closing, slightly rubbed and soiled, 14 x 11 cm Edward Joseph Bird joined the Royal Navy in 1812, seeing service at the battle of Algiers. He retired as Admiral in 1875. He was appointed midshipman in HMS Hecla, under George Lyon, on the British Naval Northwest Passage Expedition, 1821-1823 (leader William Edward Parry), sent by the Admiralty to search for a passage along the west coast of the unexplored Foxe Basin, north from Repulse Bay. He returned north with Parry as midshipman in HMS Fury on the British Naval Northwest Passage Expedition, 1824-1825, sent to seek a passage by following Prince Regent Inlet to the American mainland coast. Serving again as midshipman in HMS Hecla on the British Naval North Polar Expedition (leader William Edward Parry), 1827, Bird was a member of the party attempting to reach the North Pole over the ice with two boat-sledges, Enterprise and Endeavour; Lieutenant James Clark Ross being commander of the second crew. Parry found himself navigating through a pack of constantly moving small ice floes and against a southward current which moved the ice four miles south daily. On 26 July 1827 they calculated they had managed to advance the position only one mile northward in the previous five days, and Parry was forced to turn back to the ship. Not having reached his goal, Parry nonetheless set a new mark for the farthest north attained, 82§ 45', which was not surpassed until 1876 by a party from the expedition under George Strong Nares. The little notebook in this wallet is signed and dated by Bird on 27 July 1827, giving the bearing of this new Polar landmark. (1)

A Good 19th Century Falcon Ware Jug and Basin Washstand Set; in the Alton Pattern.

A 19th Century Wash Jug and Basin.

A Staffordshire Wash Jug & Basin decorated with trailing pansies and trailing flowers.

A Royal Doulton 'Seymour' pattern toilet jug, basin and chamber pot, (damages), other chamberware, ceramics and glassware.

A small silver sugar basin of plain tapering form, London 1925, to/w a late Victorian conical cream jug, London 1899, 7.1 oz total, to/w a pair of loaded candlesticks, London 1980 (4)

A Victorian embossed and chased silver sugar basin on raised foot, Martin, Hall & Co., Sheffield 1872, to/w a conical candle-snuffer on slender turned handle, London 1976 and three various napkin rings (5)

An Indian low-grade white metal sugar basin with hinged cover and twin handles, finely chased with foliate decoration, with associated spoon, 13 cm high

A collection of various ceramic jugs, a large blue-printed jardiniere, jug and basin, etc.

Arte Islamica. A sheet metal brass basin bearing a bold calligraphic inscription with silver inlaid remains Egypt/Syria, 15th century. Cm 35,30 x 16,00.

A Royal Doulton toilet jug and basin, decorated in the Art Nouveau manner, number to base D3728AF

A jug and wash basin set with matching vase with blue and gilt floral decoration.

A parcel lot of assorted hallmarked silver items to include a sugar basin, two cream jugs, two pairs of sugar tongs, a powder jar cover and a vesta case, various styles and dates, total weight 13oz. (7).

A wash basin and ewer set

A late Victorian silver cream jug of half-reeded form, Sheffield 1901 and a matching oval sugar basin with two handles, Sheffield 1900, 5oz approx.

A Noritake set of six blue and white coffee cups and saucers and a sugar basin plus a part Booths tea service

ROYAL ALBERT 'OLD COUNTRY ROSES' TEA SET comprising teapot, six cups, six saucers, six sideplates, cakeplate, sugar basin and milk jug, six larger cups with six saucers (34)

NORITAKE 'LAUREATE' TEA SET comprising teapot, six cups, six saucers, six sideplates, sugar basin with cover and milk jug (21)

TUSCAN 'LILAC TIME' COFFEE SET comprising coffee pot, six cups, six saucers, sugar basin and cream jug (15)

ART DECO CARLTON WARE COFFEE SET in mint green with black and gilt detail, comprising seven cups, seven saucers, milk jug, sugar basin and coffee pot

A Canton famille rose basin painted with a roundel of a beauty surrounded by children playing beneath a ruji border, 29.5cm diameter and a Chinese export bowl painted with floral bouquets (damages), 26cm diameter (2)

A Canton famille rose basin the well painted with a beauty on a balcony within scattered flowers and precious objects, gilt rims, 36.5cm diameter

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY BASIN STAND, the circular dished top above two triangular drawers on scrolling downswept legs, with blue and white Spode basin, 31" high

A 1950s cubist inspired, misted green and cream coloured lustre glazed china tea set comprising three cups and saucers, a teapot, a sugar basin on a saucer and a milk jug OS3

A late Victorian Losol Ware six piece china toiletry set comprising a wash basin, a ewer, a chamber pot, a soup dish, a beaker and a pail CA

An Indian embossed, cast and chased silver coloured metal sugar basin and cover with a matching lidded jug 11

A three piece silver tea service, matched, the teapot London 1828, sugar basin and milk jug 1938, 1087 grams (see illustration).

A George III silver cream jug, with matching sugar basin, each with Greek key band and acorn and oak leaf wreath, London 1802, 314 grams. Width of jug 14 cm (see illustration).

A Royal Crown Derby teapot, 19th century Derby teapot, Royal Crown Derby sugar basin, plate, sugar basin, cream jug and saucer. CONDITION REPORT: On the newer of the teapots lid has been glued down. This has now become detached but the remains of the glue are still there Otherwise there is no apparent damage. On the older of the teapots the spout has had some restoration. There has also been some restoration to the handle of the lid. The milk jug and sugar basin are in good order. The slop bowl has a crack running through the bottom approximately 10 cm in length. Both plates are in good order.

A George III oak washstand, with Copeland Spode basin, two tier, with single drawer and raised on chamfered legs united by stretchers. Width 30 cm.

A Rosenthal tea service, 2 cake plates, 12 cups, 12 saucers, 9 plates, sugar basin and milk jug. CONDITION REPORT: All pieces in this lot are in extremely good order. It does not look as if the service has really been used. We can see no evidence of any chips, cracks or any damage at all. There may be some very minor surface scratches to the plates but nothing of any significance. The lot is really in first class condition and even the gilding is very good.

A cut glass toilet jug and basin. CONDITION REPORT: The jug has two minor flea bites towards the spout the bowl has a very small chip to the rim but this is smooth.

An Art Deco Taylor & Kent floral patterned tea set, teapot, sugar basin, milk jug, six cups, six saucers, six plates and sandwich plate. CONDITION REPORT: The tea set is in generally good condition. There is no damage, no repairs and no restoration to any of the pieces. We cannot see any hairline cracks. There are very minor areas of gilding that are rubbed and very small losses to some of the paintwork but no significant issues. The only minor problem is that the teapot is a little stained and discoloured when viewed internally. This is not visible from the exterior.

A Royal Albert Lavender Rose part dinner service, 2 oval ashettes, coffee pot, 6 coffee cups and saucers, 6 tea cups and saucers, cream jug, sugar basin, cake plate, teapot, 6 dinner plates, 6 side plates and shaped plate.

A pair of Copeland late Spode jugs, Lichfield pattern. Height 29 cm, each with accompanying basin.

A Suzie Cooper Crown Works Burslem coffee service, 6 cups, 6 saucers, 2 basins, cream jug and coffee pot. CONDITION REPORT: The teapot has a loss to the inner recessed lip of the base of the pot. This is approximately 3 cm in length and less than 1 cm deep. It runs from the outside edge of the inner lip to the recess where the lid sits. This is not visible when the lid is in position. There are several minor scratches and scuffs to the main body of the teapot. All saucers are in good condition. Five of the six cups are in good order. One has been broken into three pieces and glued. The cream jug, sugar basin and bowl are all in good order. All pieces have minor surface scratches and faint generalised crazing.

A Cauldon coffee service, coffee pot, milk jug, sugar basin, 6 cups and 6 saucers. CONDITION REPORT: One of the coffee pots has a small hairline crack to the inside rim approximately 4 mm. One of the saucers has a slight factory flaw to the foot in the manner of a chip but it is smooth. The other items are free from chips, cracks and restoration.

A Royal Worcester milk jug, cream jug and sugar basin. Tallest 14.5 cm.

Continental wrought iron and brass wash stand, complete with mirror, ewer and basin

A moulded glass jug, basin, soap dish and dish and cover

Shelley Queen Anne shape peaches and grapes patterned tea service comprising rectangular sandwich plate, bread and butter plate, 6 side plates, 6 small bowls, 6 small side plates, 5 cups and saucers and a trifle dish. Numbered on the base, green printed marks Shelley England Registered 723404 pattern number 11498 Condition - some ware to the pattern, sugar basin is cracked

A German turned wood and painted dolls’ house dressing table set, comprising a pair of candlesticks, scent bottles with stoppers and opening trinket pots, a ring stand, a dish on stand, jug and basin, painted cream and blue

A Copeland Spode animal child’s tea set 1860, for six with blue transfer animals, teapot, lidded sugar basin, jug, plate and slop bowl

Three piece silver tea set, comprising teapot, sugar basin and milk jug. Hallmarked Birmingham 1932. Total weight approx 32ozs

Three piece silver tea set, comprising teapot, sugar basin and milk jug. Hallmarked Birmingham 1928, with inscription to front of tea pot. Total weight approx 32ozs

A Channel Islands silver sugar basin & spoon, Bruce Russell, Guernsey c.1990, of Art Deco form, conical bowl on a deep cylindrical foot, 4 3/8in. (11.2cm.) diameter; with matching tea spoon, weight 6.1 tr.oz. (2) * Condition: Very good condition, with no faults noted.

Supot Charoenpon (Thai, 20th century), Large pottery jar, enamel basin and pail outside a timber house, signed 'Supot' lower left, 29½ x 21½in. (75 x 54.5cm.)

A Portuguese green glazed earthenware counter top basin modelled as a clam shell. W. 46cm together with a Portuguese oval mosaic earthenware counter top basin decorated with a central star motif, W. 46cm

A LARGE CHINESE BASIN with gilt and blue decoration and a similar Worcester type bowl

A CROWN DEVON WASH JUG, BASIN AND DRESSING TABLE SET

A SMALL SILVER JUG and matching sugar basin, two lobed dishes and other similar items

A CERAMIC WASH JUG, BASIN AND CHAMBER POT SET, with floral moulded and painted decoration, possibly Welsh (3)

A George V period silver plated five piece tea and coffee set from Mappin & Webb, comprising kettle on spirit burner stand, sugar basin, milk jug, teapot and coffee pot (6)

A George V silver rectangular three piece tea service of plain panelled form with angular loop handles, comprising - teapot with composition handle and finial, 6ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1928 (gross weight 37ozs)

A George V silver rectangular three piece tea service of Georgian design with reeded mounts and moulded bodies, on four ball feet, comprising - teapot with angular ebonised loop handle, 6ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd., Sheffield 1936 (weight 37ozs), and a plated sugar scuttle with bead mounts, 4ins high

A good William IV silver four piece tea and coffee service, the squat bulbous lobed bodies embossed and chased with panels depicting pheasants within shaped reserves, on a textured leaf matted ground, all with cast scroll mounts to rims, on shaped panel feet, comprising - teapot, 6ins high, coffee pot, 8.5ins high, two-handled sugar basin and milk jug, by George Burrows and Richard Pearce, London 1830 (gross weight 75ozs)