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A Rockingham porcelain tea and coffee service, comprising twelve tea cups with corresponding coffee cups and saucers, two sandwich plates, one cake plate, a slop bowl, two-handled sucrier, milk jug and tea pot, each having moulded acanthus leaf borders and rose bud finials, with blue and gilt wisteria decoration, puce backstamp, circa 1840 (a/f)
A Victorian Staffordshire tea service comprising plates, cups, saucers, three piece tea set, breakfast dishes with covers, etc, decorated in cobalt blue and terracotta and No'd. 825 to base CONDITION REPORTS Generally in very worn and damaged condition with various losses, cracks, crazing, chips, etc. Comprises teapot, butter dish, two jugs, tureen/sucrier, five egg cups, sixteen cups of various sizes, four cake plates, one platter, two shallow bowls, one slop bowl, six plates, and fifteen saucers of various sizes. All pieces have quite considerable damage and losses, with the exception of the following items which have only very heavy wear and scratches, and some minor frits: 2 cups, 6 plates, 5 saucers, 2 cake plates, platter, butter dish body (but finial glued), 1 small jug. All egg cups damaged and/or with losses. Butter dish lid finial glued. Teapot with large chips to inner rim and has a dull sound when tapped, but otherwise reasonable, sucrier appears sound, small jug appears sound, large jug has a crack to handle which has rivet repairs.
A Victorian silver two handled sucrier by Edward, John & William Barnard, 23.5 oz. A Victorian silver two handled sucrier by Edward, John & William Barnard, of squat baluster form, with engraved armorials and monograms and embossed with flowers and scrolls, on scroll feet, London, 1850, 6.75in, 23.5 oz.
A Royal Doulton Art Deco Helena pattern teapot; an Yvonne pattern tea cup, saucer and tea plate; an Art Deco coffee can and saucer, printed with ovals on a cobalt blue ground, a similar sucrier and cover; a milk jug and sugar bowl, painted with blossom and berries; other Royal Doulton cups and saucers; qty
A Continental porcelain tête-a-tête cabaret set 20th century, comprising 15in. circular tray with pierced handles, two cups and saucers, urn form coffee pot, twin handled sucrier and milk jug, all with floral swag decoration to bodies and foliate design to borders. (8) Condition: In very good condition, with no damage or restoration noted.
A Victorian matched three piece silver tea set the teapot by James Charles Jay, London 1896, of tapering ovoid form with scroll, floral and foliate repousse decoration over fluting, 6½in. (16.5cm.) high, the matched cream jug and twin handled sucrier of similar design, maker C&C, Birmingham, 1900, gross weight 28 tr.oz.; together with a plated sugar sifter. (4) Condition: - Teapot: small ding to edge of base and top of spout tip. Lid fits well and handle secure. Marks slightly rubbed to centre by still clear. No other damage noted. - Cream jug & sucrier: small ding to base of cream jug. Marks clear. No other damage noted. - EPNS sifter: Good condition, with no damage noted.
Five trays of Mayfair fine bone china Staffordshire tea and dinner ware items on a white ground with floral sprays comprising tea pot, coffee pot, cups, saucers, bowls, various plates, tureen, milk jug, sucrier etc. (One complete 6 place dinner service, one complete tea service and one complete coffee set) (5)
A RARE CALCUT POLYCHROME FLUTED SUCRIER AND COVER, C1794-96 12.5cm h Provenance: Godden Reference Collection. Literature: 2011, illustrated p89. The only known Calcut sixteen facet sucrier and cover. The paste and glaze and potting characteristic typical of the factory. It was apparently painted by a slightly more proficient hand than that of the three preceding lots. ++In good condition with slight wear only No Reserve
A GROUP OF COALPORT SHANKED TEA WARE, JOHN ROSE & CO, 1796-C1800 teapot, cover and stand 17cm h, pattern No 30 (slop basin) or unmarked (11) An assembled spiral fluted service including all the shapes (except the sucrier) with various gilt patterns and an enamel basin numbered 30. Pattern numbers are very rarely found on John Rose wares prior to c1810. Pattern 30 has also been seen in purple enamel. ++Some faults and wear No Reserve
A RARE COALPORT POLYCHROME SHANKED TEA CANISTER AND COVER AND MATCHING CREAM JUG, JOHN ROSE & CO, 1796-C1800 jug 12cm h The present example would appear to be the only known example of a Coalport tea canister of this shape. Since tea bowls in early services were slightly smaller than later examples, the milk jug was correspondingly smaller. ++Crack across handle at base, canister/sucrier with star cracks, cover cracked No Reserve
AN ASSEMBLED COALPORT BLUE AND WHITE TEA SERVICE, JOHN ROSE & CO, 1796-C1800 printed with the 1798 Pagodas pattern and variously gilt, teapot and cover 16.5cm h Provenance: (sucrier and cover) Bill Dickenson, Ironbridge. Representative pieces of all the teaware shapes except for the teapot stand. The tea bowls have 28 reeds, the coffee cups 24 and a pronounced curve to the foot. ++Cover of teapot broken and restuck, sucrier cover cracked on the flat top. One saucer dish with old rim nick, the other cracked No Reserve
A COALPORT JAPAN PATTERN PROW SHAPE TEAPOT AND COVER AND TEACUP AND A SHANKED SUCRIER AND COVER, 1800-14 teapot and cover 15.5cm h, underglaze blue 63 or unmarked The underglaze 63 on the teapot is presumably the pattern number, unusually applied by the ground layer. The sucrier has John Rose's distinctive 'beard', only part filling the rings. ++Teapot knop pinned, teapot broken and restuck; cup cracked, sucrier worn No Reserve
A COALPORT POLYCHROME SHANKED PROW SHAPE PART TEA SERVICE, 1810-14 the teapot with associated lustre cover, cream jug 11.5cm h (8) A part service with 'reinforced' handles. Intended to be sold at a lower price on account of the sugar bowl in place of a sucrier and decorated in an earlier sprig pattern. The shapes are illustrated in 1970/81, p189. ++Slop basin and saucer dish cracked No Reserve
A GROUP OF COALPORT TEA WARE, 1800-14 various shapes and patterns including a London shape teacup in the Peace of Paris pattern, sucrier and cover 11cm h (11) One cup has an unusual scroll handle that maybe a prototype for the shape. The continuation of spiral fluting on London shapes is surprising and the shape is rare. Hybrid hard paste London cups have a 'rough' glaze on the bottom of the footrim whereas later examples are unglazed. John Rose's Peace of Paris pattern (No 419) would be topical and made between 30th May and the end of August 1814. See 2000 Appendix, p31. ++Teapot stand formerly riveted, sucrier cracked No Reserve
SEVEN COALPORT BLUE AND WHITE AND OTHER TEA WARES, C1800-14 including an example of the Royal Flute Pagoda and pattern 672, cream jug 12cm h In Thomas Rose's Early Pagoda print the building's finial is on an inverted Y shaped support (information from Barry Lomax). ++Blue and white sucrier and cover broken and restuck, the other sucrier formerly riveted No Reserve
A COALPORT PART TEA SERVICE OF PATTERN 707 AND A COALPORT COVER, C1800-14 (11) The untypical shape has been seen with three different handles and two knop shapes suggesting a different modeller. The green and gilt cover fits the sucrier perfectly but has the alternative knop with a bald top quite different from the berried example of John Rose (see lot 169) ++Some faults and restoration No Reserve
A SUCRIER AND COVER, PROBABLY SÈVRES, THE PORCELAIN 18TH CENTURY, REDECORATED BY THOAS MARTIN RANDALL, C1840 painted to one side with Putto and the other with a musical trophy, 9.5cm h Several Sèvres pieces of this shape have been seen with characteristic Randall turquoise ground and gilding , as on the fan plaque and lot 267. On this one, the pink ground and emphasised gilding, the reverse of musical instruments, etc, is done in great detail, even musical notes on the sheet, suggesting it may be the work of the fine draughtsman artist Philip Ballard. 1993, p42, a very similar musical reserve on a piece with Randall family provenance. ++Some slight wear No Reserve
A PINXTON SUCRIER AND COVER, TWO TEA CUPS AND A COFFEE CAN, C1800 various patterns, sucrier and cover 13cm h ++Cover of sucrier in fine condition, sucrier broken and restuck. Landscape cup undamaged but with wear to gilding on rims, Japan pattern cup formerly riveted, coffee can cracked and chipped No Reserve
AN ENGLISH PORCELAIN OVAL SUCRIER AND COVER AND A SMALL GROUP OF RELATED TEA WARE, C1805-C1810 sucrier and cover 13cm h (9) The pieces in this Lot are not Coalport, but by another unidentified factory and copy Coalport's style very closely. The sucrier knob differs from Thomas Rose's. It has no small plinth; the under edges are quite straight, unlike Thomas's slightly curved ones. The cup shapes differ from Coalport generally in detail, particularly the handle shape. The dish with the same pattern as the sucrier is apparently mis-numbered, perhaps by human error. The 'pink' decoration on the other trio is this mystery factory's pattern 68 (seen elsewhere) but is essentially as Thomas Rose's pattern 63. ++Sucrier repaired; some light wear No Reserve SALOPIAN ART POTTERY
A FINE CAUGHLEY GILT QUEEN'S PATTERN TEA SERVICE, C1785-90 the service including a teapot and cover, 13.5cm h (21) ++In unusually fine condition with slight wear to gilding on teapot handle and knop. Slight wear to gilding on sucrier knop but in excellent preservation, no cracks, chips or restoration
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