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Click here to subscribeA Chamberlain's Worcester garniture, c. 1800, comprising a "D" shaped bough pot and cover, with flower knop, modelled with fluted columns, surmounted by gilt lion mask ring handles, on a gilt vermicelli ground, beneath a blue line rim, and a pair of tapering vases, script mark in red, the bough pot 21cm wide, (some damage). (3)
A WORCESTER BLUE SCALE PATTERN PART TEA SERVICE, atelier of James Giles, each piece polychrome painted with exotic birds and insects in gilt mirror shape reserves, fretmark in underglaze blue, circa 1770 comprising teapot and cover with flower finial, sugar bowl and cover, waste bowl, tea vase (lacking cover), nine saucers, six cups, four tea bowls, two saucer dishes together with a continental tea pot stand and spoon tray of similar pattern
An early 19th century English porcelain chestnut basket with Indian flower decoration, 27 cm long x 16.5 cm wide, and a 19th century English porcelain pot-pourri bowl with pierced trellis work and floral swag decoration, raised on four supports, with a floral spray decorated domed and perforated cover, 18 cm diameter x 12 cm high overall
A GEORGE IV SILVER TEA POT, with chased flower decoration, gadrooned edge, hinged lid, with foliate decoration, scrolled handle, with acanthus leaf decoration, cast shell and foliate feet, 6" high, LONDON 1824 by Jos Craddock & Wm. Reid and a matched hot water jug, 9" high by The Barnard family 1831 (see illustration).
A Prattware floral part dessert service, 19th century comprising three two handled pedestal dishes decorated with a “bouquet with convolvulus and carnations” 29cm and six plates decorated with “bouquet with everlasting flower” 24cm tilted in blue script “Bouquet” gilt lined (9) See K.V.Mortimer Pot Lids published 1988 page 172 plates 450/451/452 for similar designs
Large Royal Albert Old Country Roses Dinner, Tea & Coffee Service: coffee pot, teapot, covered sugar, cream, 6x 10 1/2" dinner plates, 6x 8" plates, 6x 6 1/2" plates, 6x 8" dessert bowls, 6x 5 1/4" bowls, 6 saucers, 6 cups, 6 straight sided mugs, 6 fluted mugs, 2 covered tureens & lids, 2 salt pots, 2 pepper pots, gravy boat & stand, 6 large place place mats, 6 small coasters, pair of flower vases, 6x 6 1/4" bowls
A mid Victorian partners' desk stand By C T Fox & G Fox London 1856 the stand of shaped rectangular outline with gadrooned and shell detailed border, the centre set with two reticulated frames with gadrooned borders enclosing glass inkwells with simple hinged circular covers, the centre with a chalk pot with engraved arched decoration with flower head detail, the whole raised on four scroll bracket feet 31cm wide
An early Victorian silver tea pot of lobed melon form decorated with repoussé flower and leaf sprays, the hinged lid with flowerhead finial, the handle and spout with acanthus leaf sprays, on scallop shell feet, London 1842, by Edward, Edward Junior, John & William Barnard, height approx 15cm.
A VICTORIAN FOUR PIECE TEA SET of circular form with flower finial on domed lid, leaf capped scroll loop handle, the bellied sides chased with trellis and anthemion strapwork, on spreading foot, teapot 9 3/4" wide, London 1846 and 1848, 61ozs, maker Charles Thomas Fox and George Fox, coffee pot Robert Hennell
a Minton Porcelain "Globe Pot Pourri" Vase and Cover, circa 1820, painted in shades of green, brown and yellow with a cathedral in the middle distance with figures on a tree lined lane in the foreground, the reverse painted in bright enamels and two bouquets of summer flowers including pink roses and peonies within profusely flower encrusted mounts and with naturalistically moulded twig handles, the cover with similar encrusting and gilt strapwork borders, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue to cover and vase, 17cm high over knop See illustration
A Good 19th Century Oak Livery Cupboard in the 17th Century Style. The top frieze having carved edge moulding and a band of chevron inlay resting on bulbous cup & cover posts enriched with foliate carving and overhanging a cupboard with panelled front door and canted sides decorated with further inlay. The lower section having a moulded top above a deep frieze drawer carved with four figure-of-eight guilloche knots encircling carved flower-heads framed by inlay, on foliate carved front posts and a triple panel back leading down to a pot shelf and base rail on arabesque strap-work with squat bun feet, 47 ins (120 cms) wide, 22 ins (56 cms) deep and 62½ ins (159 cms) high.
A Shelley pottery brown banded preserve pot and cover, a similar bud vase and two cake plates; a Late Foley novelty top hat painted with a moonlit scene; a Royal Doulton "Sampler" pattern jardiniere printed in a green and black palette, 16cm high, and an Adams Calyx ware punch bowl painted and gilded with flower sprays, 27cm diameter.(7).
A 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE FIGURE of a gardener holding a spade and flower pot, standing against a tree stump, 7" high; a Walton figure of a young maiden with lamb, 5 1/2" high; two Staffordshire boy piper figures; a Chelsea style figurine, a putto with ram; and a continental figure of two cats upon a cushion (mostly with damage or restorations) (6).
A George III rococo coffee pot by James McKay, Edinburgh 1804-1805, the flared cylindrical body with heavily embossed flower head, foliate and scroll decoration, the domed cover with pineapple finial similarly chased, the spout with semi spiral fluted section and leaf detail terminal, the scroll handle with pronounced acanthus leaf thumbpiece and chased floral decoration, with ivory insulators, on simple stepped circular foot rim 29cm high 26oz Note: for a coffee pot of similar quality see The Murray Collection lot 200, Lyon & Turnbull 20th August 2003
A George III four piece tea service by Patrick Robertson, Edinburgh 1771-1772, comprising, a simple straight sided barrel form tea pot with plain body, the rim engraved with four trailing foliate and flower head designs, the pull off cover with simple border and raised finial, C scroll handle with shaped thumbpiece and ivory insulators; a circular teapot stand with raised everted rim, the rim with matching trailing foliate and flower head designs; a slop bowl with deep circular bowl, the everted rim with matching foliate and flower head designs, on simple stem and circular foot; a cream boat of oval outline, with baluster body and everted rim, the rim decorated with matching foliate and flower head designs, on simple foot rim, the S scroll handle with acanthus thumbpiece (4) teapot 12cm high, 22.5oz; stand 15cm diameter, 6.5oz; slop bowl 8.5cm high, 6oz; cream boat 20cm wide, 5.5oz Note: All pieces engraved with a crest of an eight pointed star with the motto of 'CAVE ADSUM' for JARDINE of Applegirth, Dumfriesshire, created baronets in 1672. The survival rate for early (i.e. pre 1775) Scottish tea services is low and so far examples of four piece sets, only four have been recorded. The survival greatly increases from circa 1780 onwards. This previously unrecorded example is a very scarce survival and a rare occurrence in the market place.
A Dresden twin-handled pot pourri vase and cover, 19th century, of ovoid form, with a panel painted with classical figures and another with flowers, both framed by flower encrusted decoration, the pierced neck and cover with stylised floral decoration, on three feet and canted triangular base, underglaze blue mark to base, 40cm high
A French porcelain pot and cover, possibly Sevres, late 18th/early 19th century, the turquoise ground painted with two circular panels of flowers, fruit and foliage with gilt lattice and foliate decoration and flower finial, 12cm high, a Sevres style coffee cup and saucer pai nted with bluebells, a cartouche with the letter 'B' painted in flowers and a blue and gilt band, bearing faux Sevres marks, and a small toilet pot and cover with vertical bands of blue and gilt and coloured floral decoration, bearing faux Sevres marks, 7cm high, (3), a/f
An Imposing 17th Century Carved Oak Buffet on bulbous cup & cover legs. The upper frieze ornamented with a row of S-scroll crosses and leafy quatrefoils above a central door flanked by arcaded side panels. The door panel having an applied carving of woman within a gadrooned frame. The side panels centred by relief carved head & shoulders of men under boldly carved arches. The dividing pilasters adorned with demi-lune flower heads above pendant leaves and small square panels of strapwork centred by wrythen whorls. The end panels gouged with guilloche knots and having scalloped bands enhanced with punchwork running down the stiles. The heavy bulbous front supports carved with acanthus to the cup turnings capped with gadrooned covers bearing square Ionic scroll capitals. The rear stiles embellished with strap work arabesques and leading down to a pot shelf below on carved & run-moulded rails. 57 ins (145 cms) High, 54 ins (137 cms) wide and 18 ins (46 cms) deep.
A Fine Mid 17th Century Carved Oak Buffet. The top having a moulded edge above a row of applied diagonally cut dentil blocks, a frieze fitted with two lunette carved drawers and supported on bulbous side posts; the cup & cover turnings enriched with flower heads and acanthus leaves. The cupboard door centred by a protuberant flower-head radiating petals in a gouge carved frame embellished with punchwork. The canted side panels carved with fanned blooms, daisy wheels and curved leaves defined against a recessed ground. The mid-way frieze having a long drawer with lunette carving reflecting the frieze above, and boldly carved base moulding raised on cup & cover front posts enriched with layers of imbricated leaves and acanthus leading down to a pot shelf below, 46 ins (117 cms) high, 49 ins (125 cms) wide and 18 ins (46 cms) deep.
A Meissen tea and coffee service, painted in blue enamel and gilt with flower sprays within checkered, scrolled borders, crossed swords marks with dots between the hilts. Some damages. c.1765. Comprising: a coffee pot and cover, a teapot and cover, a tea canister and cover, sugar bowl and cover, waste bowl, eighteen cups and saucers. (45)
A rare Tunstall period New Hall fluted coffee pot and cover, painted with flower sprays beneath a narrow geometric border, the cover with an applied floral finial, and an associated cup and saucer in the same pattern, unmarked. Minor damages. c.1782-83, 26cm. (4) Cf. Geoffrey Godden, New Hall Porcelains, p.113 for a similar cup and saucer.
A George IV four piece tea and coffee set By Johnathon Hayne, London 1824, comprising tea and coffee pots, cream boat and twin handled sugar bowl, the panelled bodies embossed with detailed flower head and foliage, with scroll and shell cartouches with engraved initials, the everted rims with flower and scroll borders and leaf details handles (4) Coffee pot 23cm high combined weight 76oz
* Old English Inns. A good collection of twenty large sheet vellum indentures, 19th century, all detailing the sale of old Inns, Taverns, and Public Houses, names include Royal Oak, The Ship, Green Man Inn, Robin Hood & Little John, Marmion Tavern, Harwich Arms, New Inn, Angel & Crown, Flower Pot, Unicorn Inn, The Bull, Coach & Horses, etc., all with orig. wax seals attached (20)
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