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Lot 123
A pair of Edwardian Gothic Revival silver knife rests with quatrefoil ends, Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1907, 2.2oz (69g), to/w a late Victorian cigarette case, Chester 1896 and various oddments of silver, inc napkin ring, two matchbox covers, tea strainer, two small trophy cups and a silver-mounted travelling watch-case, etc.
Lot 437
A First Period Worcester floral-painted tea cup, coffee cup and saucer to/w two other coffee cups and saucers, and two other tea cups; lot also includes two other Georgian tea/coffee triosTwo cups with chipped rims, one with hairline crack worn gilding; no other damage or restoration. Would benefit from a clean
Lot 435
A First Period Worcester part tea service, decorated with blue and green floral sprigs and gilding, comprising reeded milk, sugar, three coffee cups and saucers and four bowls, to/w a 19th century Continental porcelain milk jug, three dishes and coffee cup and two egg cups with similar decoration and another Georgian tea cup and saucer (box)
Lot 430
An early 19th century Continental porcelain part tea/coffee service, finely painted with butterflies and moths and comprising teapot, jug, 24 cm sandwich plate, five coffee cans and saucers and eight tea cupsThe teapot is a second - with indication that it stuck to kiln. Slight losses to gilding. Three tea cups have riveted repairs and one saucer is chipped. Jug is marked with a blue A - small blue dots on plate and two saucers
Lot 1594
CLARICE CLIFF; a group of crocus decorated wares comprising a 21.5cm bowl, preserve pot and cover, two cereal bowls, an 11.5cm diameter bowl, two cups, two saucers, three side plates of varying size, a cylindrical preserve pot (no cover), and a small pin dish.Additional InformationThe large bowl is Newport Pottery, surface scratches to the interior and exterior, some staining around the rim but rings true, also has a very faint star hairline crack through the glaze of the foot rim. The circular preserve pot and cover has discolouration and staining to the inside which has also come in to the outside, with stained hairline cracks. The cover has general surface wear. The two cereal bowls have surface scratches to the interior and exterior and these are Royal Staffordshire Crocus pattern, some flecks of paint lost. The bowl is Royal Staffordshire Wilkinson's and has surface scratches to the interior, heavily crazed, some light staining and has also been restored to a large section. The two cups have light surface wear to both, both ring true. The two saucers have quite heavy surface scratches and some fritting to the rim, also some crazing to the backs of them, one with a very fine hairline to the reverse glaze but rings true. The preserve pot without the cover has a tiny chip to the foot rim, and also a crack running around the upper rim to the raised moulded section, light surface wear. The three side plates have scratch marks and crazing, and the small pin dish has light surface wear.
Lot 1637
ROYAL DOULTON; a one hundred and nineteen piece 'Kendal' H5171 dinner and tea service comprising ten dinner plates, ten side plates, ten further side plates, twelve tea cups, ten saucers, two further saucers, twelve smaller saucers, sixteen bowls, two oval sugar bowls, ten soup bowls, two dessert bowls, a cake plate, a serving bowl, a sauce boat and stand, a pair of vegetable tureens and covers, two cream jugs, a teapot, a coffeepot, ten small cups, a large serving plate, a further serving plate, and a fruit bowl.Additional InformationAll pieces are first quality and in very good condition, one of the jugs has a small chip to the foot rim but the this is the only that could be seen.
Lot 1714
SHELLEY; a 'Wild Flowers' pattern twenty-one piece part tea service comprising six cups, six saucers, six side plates, a sugar bowl, a milk jug and sandwich plate.Additional InformationA few light glaze scratches to the plates and the saucers and the sandwich plate, minor rubbings to the enamels but essentially ok.
Lot 1735
SHELLEY; a 'Dainty' pattern part tea service, together with further ceramics, including a Carlton ware money box, etc.Additional InformationOne of the small jugs is stained, one of the sugar bowls is stained, one of the larger milk jugs has several cracks to the base. One of the smaller cups with a hairline crack, one of the side plates with a chip to the underside, a few other small nicks here and there, some slight marks to the undersides of some of the cups and the teapot with some staining also. General light scratches to the surface to most pieces.
Lot 1741
A large quantity of early to mid 19th century Spode Imari decorated tableware comprising teapot and stand, four shallow bowls, a pair of oval tureens and covers, coffee pot, jug, bowl, seventeen coffee cans, eighteen cups, eighteen saucers and eighteen side plates.Additional InformationA few pieces have hairline cracks, a couple of handles are repairs and have been off, rubbing to the gilding and surface scratches throughout. A couple with small chips.
Lot 1759
WEDGWOOD; a quantity of 'Florentine' dinner and tea ware with turquoise coloured borders comprising circular tureen and cover, gravy boat and stand, bread and butter plate, three bowls, three side plates, three dinner plates, three cups and two saucers.Additional InformationOne of the small side plates is cracked, one of plates and the gravy boat have losses to the upper turquoise band where the paint has failed in sections, otherwise of first quality and with just minor surface scratches throughout. One of the small side plates is cracked
Lot 1760
ROYAL ALBERT; an 'Old Country Roses' part tea service comprising teapot, sandwich plate, six cups, six saucers, six side plates, jug and bowl.Additional InformationSome light staining to the interior of the teapot but all pieces are first quality, minor rubbing to the gilding but overall in good condition.
Lot 241C
A large selection of Royal Albert Tenderness dinner and teaware including tureens, coffee pot, soup bowls, coffee cups, saucers etc, approx - pieces The Royal Albert dinner service is in generally good condition if a little grubby! The dinner plates show some signs of use but overallwear to the gilt is minimal and no crazing. The two large tureens are seconds with cancelled marks.
Lot 37
WW2 Royal Air Force C-Type Flying Helmet, brown leather second pattern example with cloth chinstrap. Leather goggle straps to the rear of the helmet. Interior with chamois lining. Missing its earphones, but the ear cups are inked “F/O STEPHENS ATC”. Accompanied by a well worn C-Type flying helmet with earphones and wiring loom section. Leather coverings to the earphones. Leather is well worn. (2 items)
Lot 2
Great War Style Leather Flight Helmet in RFC Mk1 Style, brown leather short pattern flight helmet with cloth and blanket lining to the interior. Rolled ear cups and a later replaced dark brown leather chinstrap; another WW1 style helmet in brown leather with fur and chamois lining to the interior, rolled ear cups and leather strap. Some wear and stitching faults to this helmet; 1930’s period brown leather short pattern flight helmet with artificial fur and chamois lining. (3 items)
Lot 30
WW2 Royal Air Force 1939 Dated B-Type Flying Helmet, brown leather flying helmet being the pattern worn by RAF fighter pilots during the Battle of Britain. Ear cups show wear and some damage. Leather strap to the back section and leather chinstrap. Interior with chamois lining and original label to the crown which is dated 1939 and “B Sterling & Co Ltd”. Inked to the inside “SGT JORDAN”. Most of the helmets worn by the Battle of Britain pilots were examples manufactured in the pre-war and 1939 era.
Lot 17
Pre-WW2 D Lewis Pattern Flying Helmet, white cotton flight helmet which is fitted with the original gosport tubes receiver but no tubes. Interior lining with remains of a Gieves tailors label. Chinstrap and buckle fitting. Some staining and wear, damage to the ear cups. Often used by RAF pilots when training, especially early Battle of Britain pilots.
Lot 118
A Chinese porcelain cylindrical lamp20th centuryDecorated with porcelain vases, cups and ginger jars on a yellow ground, with blue stripped card shade, later fitted for electricity, together with a porcelain vase adapted to a lamp base with a black ground decorated with birds amongst blossom and with mushroom coloured shade, the tallest 79 cm high overall (2)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 652
A set of twelve silver vodka cups,early 20th century, Belgian, each of tapering form and with a band of chased decoration, each stamped to the underside 'A800', in a fitted case,4cm high, 5.5ozt (12)Condition report: All in good order with very light wear, some marks rubbed, case stained and dirty with knocks and dents to the corners.
Lot 645
A set of three cut-glass and silver gilt cups and covers,probably 19th century and later, silver marks obscured, each of urn-shape with a pineapple finial and facet-cut stem, on a square base, raised on claw and ball supports,9cm diameter24cm high (3)Condition report: All three finials slightly misshapen. Tiny chips and surface scratches/wear to glass. Evidence of alteration and repair to silver. Silver mounts possibly added later. Rubbing, wear and tarnish to gilt. All three glass cups and slightly different.
Lot 306
A Collection of Various Ceramics to comprise Royal Cauldon Victoria Pattern Coffee pot, Royal Grafton Windermere Pattern Cups and Saucers, Coalport Cabbage Bowl, Royal Crown Derby Derby Posies Vase, Worcester Egg Coddler, Royal Doulton Capt Ahab, Royal Worcester Pin Dish, Coalport Boxes Cake Slice, Coalport Indian Tree Dishes, Plates Etc
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