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A large George V silver-gilt dinner service for twenty-four covers, Goldsmith’s and Silversmith’s Company, London mainly 1919 and 1920. the borders of shell, rosette, and foliate scroll decoration, engraved trellis work and foliate panels, the majority with an engraved crest of a star, Comprising: Twenty-four dinner plates, 26.5cm diameter, Twenty-four dessert plates, 24cm diameter, Twelve soup plates, 26cm diameter, Twelve side plates, 19cm diameter, Three serving platters, 42cm, 36cm, 33cm wide, A pair of entree dishes and covers, 31cm wide, A circular vegetable pan, cover, tripartite divided interior, removable ivory handle with stopper to replace when on the table, 27cm diameter, An oval shaped soup tureen and cover, 28.5cm wide, A pair of asparagus dishes and racks, 27.5cm wide, Two shaped circular salvers on leaf clasped scroll feet, 24cm and 32cm diameter, Twenty- four silver-gilt mounted glass butter dishes, 13cm diameter, Twelve circular finger bowls, each on a spreading foot, 11.2cm diameter, Six scallop shell shaped dishes on three dolphin feet, 14cm wide, A pair of sugar casters, 18.3cm high, Four sauce boats, 21cm long, Four flower vases, 19.5cm high, A large silver gilt mounted cut crystal magnum sized claret jug, 30cm high, A seven-piece tea and coffee service comprising: A tea kettle with stand and burner, A bullet shaped teapot, A sugar bowl and cover, A cream jug, A coffee pot, A tea caddy and caddy spoon, A pair of large two-handled tea trays, 80cm wide, Condiments comprising: Twelve mustard pots, hinged covers and with Old English pattern spoons, Twelve circular open salts, with Old English pattern spoons, Twelve vase shaped pepperettes, pierced covers and raised on circular foot, 178 pieces, approximately 2200oz. Provenance: Christie’s London, 5th March 1997, lot 48. Provenance: Christie's London, 5th March 1997, lot 48

A George III silver coffee and tea service, Paul Storr, London 1816-17. comprising: a large spirit samovar, a coffee pot, a teapot and a twin-handled sugar bowl, each of circular form with scrolling floral and rosette border with flower head details to rim and gadrooned fluting to lower section, raised on simple circular foot with gadrooned and chased upper rim, the coffee and teapot with raised upper rims with ovolo border and slightly domed hinged cover with oak leaf and acorn finial with wooden knops, the handles of all with classical mask socket mounts and curved scroll handles; together with a matched hot milk jug in a similar style (unmarked) (5), Coffee pot 27cm high, combined weight of service 262oz

Three Moorcroft pottery hibiscus pattern items each tubelined with a central claret flower on a green ground, comprising an 11.5cm diameter footed bowl, a similar 9.5cm diameter bowl and a circular pot and cover. (3).

A Victorian silver three piece tea service by Robert Hennell III, London 1845, of octagonal tapering panel shape, with the borders engraved with flower-filled scroll panels, the tea pot 22cm (8.5in) long, 1457g (46.75 oz) gross

An early Victorian silver three piece circular tea service by Charles Reily and George Storer, London 1838, with a flower and leaves finial, leaf-capped C-scroll handles and shell and scroll feet, the tea pot 28.5cm (11.25in) long, 1372g (44 oz) gross

An early Victorian silver circular lobed three piece tea service by John James Keith, London 1837, the tea pot with a flower and leaf finial and a C-scroll handle, on four anthemion and scroll feet, engraved with a monogram, 29cm (11.5in) long, 1448g (46.5 oz) gross

A William IV silver lobed baluster pedestal coffee pot by Benjamin Preston, London 1833, the loop handle with leafy terminals, a flower finial to the flat cover, foliage to the body and a lobed foot, 25cm (10in) high, 936g (30 oz) gross

An 18th Century creamware coffee pot and cover, probably Leeds, the lid with flower knop and applied floral spray, the baluster body with banded moulded scroll handle, the spout with applied foliate decoration, brightly painted with floral sprays and fruit, 21cm high overall. (Some damage.)

Studio Pottery: a mixed lot to include Poole small vase, Bourne Denby brown lidded jug, Denby butter dish with pink flower, large green Alvingham pottery bowl marked 1984, green Alvingham vase, Shelley green and yellow drip glaze lidded circular pot, Bretby green vase, black basalt vase etc

A Wemyss gypsy flower pot, painted with cherries, within a dentil border, impressed RH&S mark and printed 'T.Goode & Co' mark 25cm high

A Victorian matching coffee pot, teapot and milk jug, plain circular with scroll borders and ornate feet, the pots with flower finials, initialled and crested, by Messrs Barnard, London 1837/38 (contained in a mahogany box), 62oz weighable silver.

Hollow cast lead toys, including 'Bill and Ben', 'The Flower Pot Men', Cadbury's Cocoa Cup SEE ILLUSTRATION

John Clappison for Hornsea Pottery, a 'Studiocraft' moulded earthenware jardiniere, designed 1958, printed mark, moulded '352', 17.5cm high; another smaller, 14cm high; another similar from the 'Slipware' range; a 'Slipware' flower pot and a printed flower pot (5) See 'Austerity to Affluence: British Art & Design 1945-1962' London 1997, p. 66-67, no. C37 for the first

A Jasperware pot pourri vase and cover, with lion mask handles, applied with Classical maidens skipping with flower garlands, between grapevine and floral borders, all on a blue ground, 19th century, the cover's flange chipped and cracked, 23.5cm. (2)

'Orange Picasso Flower' a Clarice Cliff Bizarre Heath fern pot designed by Clarice Cliff, painted in colours printed factory mark 7.5cm. high

A Royal Worcester blush fluted circular pot and cover dated 1898, printed and painted with flower sprays within gilt line borders, 7cm diameter and 5cm high; a similar rouge pot and cover dated 1917. (2).

An oval plated table centre epergne with cut glass bowl above eight glass flower flutes on threaded decorated stand and paw feet; together with a circular drum mustard pot; two peppers and other items

A CREAMWARE COFFEE POT of baluster form, the domed lid with flower finial, reeded entwined loop handles, painted with flowers, spreading foot, late 18th century, 10" high

A MATCHED FIVE PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SET of squat pear form, the domed lids with flower finial, leaf moulded loop handle, chased and moulded with bands of stiff leaves, on spreading foot, teapot 10" wide, Sheffield 1829 (tea and coffee pot), London 1890 (water jug), Sheffield 1879 (milk and sugar), 86ozs

A Chinese porcelain flower pot, mid-19th Century, attractively painted with figures in an expansive river/grand canal landscape including a group of trackers pulling a boat up stream, height approx 16.4cm.

A Chinese Canton enamel pot, mark of Qianlong but probably later, decorated with tendrils, flower heads and characters within stiff leaf borders on a gilt ground, together with two famille rose tea bowls, a saucer, cup and a metal object (some faults).

A Kensington pottery buff coloured coffee pot with flowerhead cover, the ovoid body moulded in relief with flowerheads and leaves against a textured ground, a pair of Burlington Ware buff coloured jugs moulded with daisies, a Royal Winton pink glazed cornucopia wall pocket moulded with a flower, and a collection of similar vases, jugs and wall pockets (minor faults).

A French silver twin handled pedestal mustard pot, maker's mark indecipherable, post 1838 1st standard, with a flower finial to the domed rocaille cover, ribbon-tied swagged drapery open sides, on a scroll bordered base with scroll feet, 13cm (5.25in) high, 105g (3.25 oz), with a clear glass liner

Silver: Hammered Clothes Brush, silver topped cut crystal pot, silver lidded crystal pot with flower embossed decoration, hammered silver toothbrush holder, pair of silver engraved napkin rings, 2 engine turned napkin rings, 2 preserve spoons, 2 silver handled shoe horns, pair of sugar nips, anointing spoon, sherry decanter label & cigar cutter

A Wedgwood green jasperware circular pot and cover, the sides sprigged with classical figures from designs by Lady Elizabeth Templeton, the engine turned cover with flower finial, 11cm high, impressed mark, circa 1785 (riveted)

A First Period Worcester coffee pot and cover, painted in underglaze blue with the Rock Strata Island pattern, the domed cover with flower knop, 21cm h, painted open crescent, c1775. ++In good condition

A Belleek Lily of the Valley Vase, a Pierced Spill vase and a Flower Pot, 17cm h and smaller, second period black printed mark, 1891-1926. ++In good condition

A Brampton style salt glazed stoneware toby tea pot and cover, circa 1830, the fellow modelled with raised arm forming the spout, seated on a chair embossed with flower heads, his other arm forming the handle, (a/f) 24cm high

An early Worcester blue and white baluster Coffee Pot printed fence pattern, the domed cover with flower finial, 9 in, crescent mark, slight fault to finial

A PAIR OF CONTINENTAL PORCELAIN POT POURRI VASES AND COVERS with encrusted flower and goat head mounts on naturalistic bases bearing gold anchor mark, 8¼" high (see illustration).

A Foley ‘Intarsio’ plant pot, printed and enamel decorated with a continuous frieze of geese within stylised leaf and flower borders, pattern No.3234, R D No. 330400, diameter 12cm

Silver plated coffee set, comprising coffee pot, sugar basin with cover and cream jug, with scrolling and foliate engraved decoration, the coffee pot and sugar basin finials formed as flower buds, the pot 23cm high (3)

A green glass dump paperweight, second half 19th Century, internally decorated with a flower in a pot, two Whitefriars glass ducks with internal bubble decoration and a small group of decorative glass including some paperweights.

A SUSIE COOPER BONE CHINA COFFEE SERVICE, painted and incised with a single flower against a duck egg blue ground, comprising coffee pot, covered sugar, cream jug and six cans and saucers

A carved and moulded glass Flower in cloisonne Pot, 15 in high

WEMYSS GYPSY FLOWER-POT, EARLY 20TH CENTURY decorated with cherries, impressed mark 'Wemyss', T. Goode & Co. retailer's mark 13cm high

WEMYSS GYPSY FLOWER-POT, EARLY 20TH CENTURY decorated with sweet peas, impressed mark 'Wemyss', minor hairline 13cm high, 17cm diameter

WEMYSS DRUMMOND FLOWER-POT, EARLY 20TH CENTURY decorated with irises, impressed mark 'Wemyss', T. Goode & Co. retailer's mark 21cm high

Collection Of Seven Silver Items-Lidded Mustard Pot With Blue Glass Liner And Spoon, Pepper Pot, Napkin Ring, Flower And Leaf Decorated Pot, Pill Box With Tortoise Shell Top Decorated With Taurus Birth Sign (December) And Silver Handled Letter Opener

A Susie Cooper flower and green decorated early morning tea set of two cups and saucers, tea pot, sugar bowl and jug; together with other floral decorated tea ware

An unusual late 19th Century electroplated three piece Cruet, comprising Open Salt, Pepper Caster and Lidded Mustard Pot, each modelled in the form of a Scotch thistle flower with screw-in foliate base; together with a matching Mustard Spoon and Salt Spoon (5)

Chinese white metal hat pin holder in the form of a lotus flower, Chinese white metal salt, another figure of a stork, miniature model of a boat and one other silver pot (5)

A 19th Century Continental porcelain rectangular two handled inkstand with shaped rim and four central fitments, the whole enamelled in colours with exotic birds and floral sprays within gilt borders, 9.75ins x 5.75ins (apparently unmarked - two fitments somewhat chipped), and a Minton porcelain circular two handled shallow pot pourri and cover, the whole encrusted with flower and decorated with floral sprays within rustic pattern handles, 7.5ins diameter (damaged and repaired)

A Dresden circular plate decorated in colours with flower sprays within a basket weave border, a further decorative continental plate with a lemon and gilded border, an Adams “Winter Scenes” plate and a 19th Century Chamber Pot

A Noritake Coffee Set, the borders gilded with basket of Flower motifs on green reserves, on a white ground and comprising a Coffee Pot, Cream Jug, Sugar Bowl, 6 can shaped Cups & Saucers

A Zsolnay Pecs coffee service printed and painted with pink flowers sprays outlined in gilt on a pale ivory ground, comprising a pot and cover, sucrier and cover and six cups and saucers, blue printed mark; a Herend porcelain coffee pot and cover printed with green flower motif within green borders.

A Gordon Fox Kentmere pottery terracotta coffee service, parcel glazed in grey and impressed with a stylised flower motif, comprising pot and cover, six each of cups, saucers and side plates, milk jug and sugar bowl.

An antique Continental carved wooden cache-pot of circular form, the shaped surround with half moon crestings and painted with sprays of flowers, applied flower heads, 9" diameter.

An early Victorian silver lobed baluster four piece tea and coffee service by Charles Reily & George Storer, London 1843, engraved with vacant reserves, flowers, foliage and scrolls, the tea and coffee pots with flower finials, leaf-capped S-scroll handles and each on four shell and scroll feet, the coffee pot 24cm (9.5in) high, 2408g (77.25 oz) gross

An 18th century Dutch silver melon shape tea pot, maker's mark 'NvN', TheHague 1774, with a flower finial to the leaf cast hinged cover, a wood loop handle and on a tendril foot with flowers and leaves, 17cm (6.75in) high, 523g (16.75 oz) gross; and a covered milk jug similar, maker's mark '..D', possibly Middelburg (the marks over-struck), 10cm (4in) high, 136g (4.25 oz)

An Indian Colonial silver coloured melon shape tea pot by Lowe & Co, Madras, with a bud finial, a leaf-capped scroll handle and on four leaf and flower feet, 28cm (11in) long, 724g (23.25 oz) grossSee Wilkinson, Wynyard R. T. The makers of Indian Colonial Silver ... 1760-1860 London 1987, p. 119 for the mark

A Clarice Cliff flower pot in the Bizarre My Garden pattern, on yellow ground, shape number 670

A MEISSEN WHITE GROUND SMALL CHOCOLATE POT with flower finial, another similar slightly smaller, a jug and a Meissen cup and saucer

A Chinese blue and white tea bowl and saucer, Kangxi period, each moulded body painted with a formal lotus flower and tendril design, two other blue and white tea bowls and saucers, two famille rose export porcelain cups and a blue glazed stoneware pot.

A MATCHED TEA AND COFFEE SET of circular tapering form with moulded leaf tip edging, bud finial on domed teapot lid, leaf capped flattened loop handle, on flower and leaf capped lion paw feet, 10 1/2" high, Sheffield 1923, coffee pot Birmingham 1905, same F & S maker's mark throughout, 79ozs 21dwts

A Keswick School of Industrial Arts copper pot and cover hammered form, the cover with hammered flower motif stamped KSIA 11cm. high

A Collection of 'Cornish Ware' pottery comprising; eight storage jars and covers, one teapot and cover, one storage pot and cover, one flower sifter, a three piece cruet, two bowls, six tea cups, three graduated jugs, two preserves and two small mixing bowls printed marks, damages

A South Staffordshire enamel oval pill box, mid-18th Century, the hinge lid painted with a flower-filled vase, together with a similar circular pill box and a circular rouge pot, the cover printed with an urn and inscribed 'To The Fairest and the Rarest' (some faults).

Royal Worcester pedestal Pot-Pourri and Cover, of pale green ground with a pierced cover, with flower finial, the bowl decorated with thistles and other flowers in enamels, above a moulded pedestal with stylised dolphins, circular base, marked, pattern number 1813, date mark for 1902, 26cms, (10").

A Victorian silver mustard pot by Messrs Barnard, London 1847; the pierced body on bracket supports, domed cover with flower finial, blue glass liner, crested, 122g (4 oz)