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Click here to subscribeA quantity of tea and dinner wares by Susie Cooper, comprising a part tea service of seven cups, eight saucers, seven side plates, two bread plates, a sugar bowl, two egg cups and a toast rack; an hors d'oevres set; a vegetable dish; and two further dishes, various patterns, printed factory marks (32)
A COALPORT CABINET COFFEE SERVICE, late Victorian, decorated with floral sprays within soft gilt scroll cartouches forming a deep blue border, comprising twelve coffee cans, (two lacking handles) twelve saucers, nine demi-tasse, nine saucers, (one re-glued) twelve side plates and a sugar basin
A New Hall type porcelain tea service, comprising: teapot cover and stand, sucrier and cover, milk jug, waste bowl, six cups, five teabowls, six saucers and two plates, each fluted body decorated with gilt floral sprig within a swag border, Pattern No.270, circa 1800, sucrier chipped, crack to one cup.
A SPODE FELSPAR PORCELAIN PART TEA SERVICE Circa 1820, decorated in gilt and pink enamel, with roses, comprising: teapot with cover, sugar bowl with cover, cream jug, six tea cups, one coffee cup and five saucers, red Spode script mark, pattern No 3614, with the teapot, cream jug and sugar basin with the vase printed mark, bearing the Stoke & London reference (16).
AN ENGLISH PORCELAIN PART TEA SERVICE Mid 19th Century, each piece decorated with a puce transfer pattern depicting children in a garden setting, within gilded border, pattern No. 28/1630, comprising a hexagonal shaped teapot, cover and stand, a sucriere and cover, cream jug, slop bowl, seven large cups, nine smaller cups, nine saucers and two cake plates (34).
A COPELAND SPODE CABARET SET Mid 19th Century, each piece with a puce printed chinoiserie landscape pattern, comprising teapot and cover, cream jug, sugar bowl, two cups, two saucers and a tray, printed and impressed marks 1-1908 in red script and registration mark for 15th December 1853, length of tray 33cm (9).
A QUANTITY OF VARIOUS CHINESE CERAMICS including a black enamel bowl and cover decorated with cabbage leaves and chrysanthemum flowers, two further tea bowls and three saucers decorated with sprays of pink flowers, a sparrowbeak jug with coloured enamel floral decoration, two coffee cups, a bowl and further saucers. (damages throughout)
A CASED SHELLEY PART COFFEE SERVICE comprising six cups and saucers decorated with a spray of roses and forget- me -nots on a pale pink ground the rims and edges with gilded daisy’s with six Art Deco coffee spoons Sheffield 1936. Printed 1925-40 marks to base. Retailed by T.W. Long & Co Swansea. (18).
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