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Click here to subscribeSpode porcelain sucrier and cover circa 1810, bat-printed with pastoral scenes including Hares, Sheep and Birds, pattern no. 557 L18.5cm, John Rose Coalport sucrier and cover, pair of New Hall porcelain tea bowls, pattern no. 623 and three porcelain Derby style porcelain Cherub figures encrusted with flowers etc (9)
A pair of Victorian silver apostle serving spoons, each oval bowl engraved with flowers and leaves, Sheffield 1873 by Walker & Hall, length 22cm, a silver Old English pattern sauce ladle, later pierced and embossed with fruit, London 1808 by Mary Sumner, weight 182.2g, and a French silver Fiddle and Thread pattern sucrier ladle with pierced bowl, Paris by François-Dominique Naudin, weight 90.2g.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
A Paris Porcelain Part Tea Service, circa 1820, with wide gilt borders and enamelled with pastoral landscape vignettes with buildings and figures, comprising:Teapot and Cover, 16.5cm highSucrier and CoverHelmet Shaped Milk JugSeven cups and Saucers (17)Teapot cover locking button lacking. Sucrier knop re glued, handles restored. One saucer with a star crack to the underside. Another with some minor wide crazing. One cup cracked. another with a large foot chip.
An H & R Daniel Porcelain Part Tea and Coffee Service, circa 1830, painted with romantic landscape vignettes and pink roses under gadroon moulded rims, gilded with scroll and trellis panels, pattern 4347, comprising:teapot and coversucrier and covercream jugwaste bowl2 Bread and butter plates12 Saucers6 teacups5 coffee cupsOne saucer with a short hair crack. One coffee cup with a short rim crack, another with a crack across the lower handle terminal. One teacup with a short rim crack.Some minor crazing and the odd light staining patch. Glaze, enamel and gilding in good condition.
A 19th century ceramic tea service hand-gilded and decorated in enamels with various floral sprays comprising:a teapot and cover;a two-handled sugar bowl and cover;a cream jug;a slop bowl;2 cake plates (26 cm wide) and10 cups and saucers.Condition Report: Two cake plates - gilding and enamelling is good and of fine quality. Only minor surface scratching, some pinhead-sized brown blemishes to undersides, both in good order. The slop bowl - similarly good gilding and enamelling but a 6cm hairline running from the inside of the circular foot visible from the underside. Two-handled sucrier - badly hair lined in a circular pattern to the inside, also showing to the outside. Gilding and decoration is good. Handles appear OK and there is a chip to the top.Saucers - kiln grit to the underside, minor scratching visible at close quarters, generally gilding and enamelling. One saucer noted with a hairline, another with minor spotting, 6th saucer no problems, 7th same. All saucers dirty and dusty. One saucer with gilt rubbing.Cream jug - good order overall, small chip to top edge.Teapot - 4cm hairline emanating from the inside of the lip into the main body. Handle has the thumbpiece broken away and there is a chip to the underside of the teapot lip. The spout is damaged. Underside looks OKTen cups - 7 appear good, one has a hairline crack and two have chips to rim.
A Victorian blue and white and gilt decorated tea set comprising teapot, sucrier, milk jug, slop bowl, two rectangular plates, twelve large cups, twelve small cups, twelve saucers, six small plates and teapot stand, bearing old auction labels "Sotheby's 6 Mar 1990 312/51", together with two sets of four 19th Century Continental green and gilt banded dessert plates, each decorated with a floral spray / botanical study CONDITION REPORTS Teapot very cracked throughout - see images. Slop bowl, cream jug and sucrier appear basically sound as do the rectangular platters. Saucers appear basically sound. Large cups basically sound with the exception of one with large hairline crack vertically - see image. Small cups basically sound. Six sandwich plates or side plates slightly different in colour i.e. slightly darker owing to the fact that they are later versions of the same pattern by Aynsley with green underglazed printed mark stamped "England" though in good condition - see images for further detail. Otherwise the set has some signs of surface wear and tear and scratching conducive with age and use - see images for further detail
A Royal Crown Derby imari 'Derby Japan' (or 'King's Pattern') cabaret set, dated 1884, comprising teapot and cover, twin-handled sucrier and cover, cream jug and a twin-handled tray, printed factory marks in red together with date cypher to the sucrier and tray, pattern 383, tray 48.5cm wideCondition:Good condition with no damages or restorations. The teapot cover is a little small and is possibly matched. There is some crazing to the sucrier cover.
An assembled Royal Crown Derby imari service, pattern 2451predominantly circa 1910 - 1930scomprising a teapot and cover, cream jug and twin-handled sucrier, with a cabaret tray, 32.5cm wide; eight coffee cups (three different sizes), with nine saucers, eight sideplates, two further smaller sideplates, five small plates, 18cm diameter and a fluted slop basin, 13cm diameter; together with a small jar and cover, raised on four feet, in the same pattern, 18cm high(qty)Condition:Tray drilled for hanging. One coffee cup with a chip and three hairlines. A second coffee cup with slight hairline visible to the underside of the base. Some loss of gilding to several saucers and coffee cup rims and handles. Four of the 18cm plates with particularly heavy rubbing to the decoration, one of which also has a hairline.The small jar and cover on four feet has lost all of the red colour, which is now a dark greyish brown. It also has a restored finial to the cover and a short hairline to the interior rim.No further damages or repairs.
An Imari pattern Staffordshire porcelain tea service,c.1820, decorated in the style of Derby to a gilt border, painted with no.711, comprising; teapot, sucrier, slop bowl, cream jug, three plates, twelve tea cups, twelve saucers and six saucers (37)Condition ReportThe tea set is in remarkably good condition with an old repair to the finial of the teapotHairline crack to one teacup and some small amount of staining to most.Some chip losses to the inner rim of the sucrier.
ENGLISH PORCELAIN ITEMS - 19th century, Coalport saucer dish with a band of hand painted flowers with gilt edged borders within a blue background, printed backstamp for 'Daniell London', 24.5cms diameter, a pair of Coalport vases with flared rims, gilt framed cartouches painted with landscapes on a blue ground, 17cms H, a Coalport two-handled lidded sucrier painted with a continuous band of flowers within a gilded border on a blue ground, 15cms H, ETC
18TH CENTURY & LATER DECORATIVE TEAWARE - to include four various teapots with covers in hand painted and gilt decorations, 27cms across the largest, small bullet shape teapot lacking cover, decorated with a woman at a weaving loom, 10cms H, 16cms across, four coffee cans, three saucers and a cup, all having matching pseudo tobacco leaf decoration in cobalt blue, iron red and gilt, probably Chamberlain`s Worcester, 13.5cm diameters the saucers, 6.5cms H the coffee cans and a Worcester Porcelain sucrier and cover, Queen Charlotte pattern circa 1770, 12cms H
ATTRACTIVE VICTORIAN TEA SERVICE, 27 pieces and an Anchor China Bridgwood tea service, 40 pieces, the Victorian service having hand painted floral central decorations with gilt floral decoration against a grey and white ground to include teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, milk jug, slop bowl, sandwich plate, 8 x saucers, 6 x smaller cups, 8 x larger cups
ELIZABETH II FOUR PIECE SILVER TEA SET, comprising teapot, pedestal pot, cream jug and sucrier, oval shape, engraved border and wreath shaped vacant cartouche, Sheffield 1972, Mappin & Webb, 53 oz troy overall approx., in original box (4)Provenance: private collection Pembrokeshire, consigned via our Carmarthen Office
A good silver five piece tea set by Harry Atkins. Comprising spirit kettle, teapot, hot water jug, milk jug and sucrier, of facetted oval section with ebonised finials and handles, Sheffield 1958 and 1967, height of spirit kettle including stand 27cm, weight 106 toz approximately.All in good antique condition. No dents, generally scratched all over. Some hallmarks a little rubbed but still clear. Ebonised finish on the spirit kettle worn.
A Victorian Coalport style part tea service, decorated with sprays of flowers and Billingsley Roses and sprays of summer flowers, with gilt borders, and comprising eighteen cups in varying sizes, saucers in varying sizes, two bread and butter plates, a two handled sucrier and cover, and a milk jug, reputedly Ex Heath Hall West Yorkshire.
A Peruvian silver sucrier and cover, and matching milk jug, the sucrier with twin handles, both stamped Industria Peruana 925 sterling, sucrier 12cm high, a similar tea strainer, with stylised foliate handle, stamped 925, 9oz overall, a silver novelty baby's rattle in the form of a seated cat, with plastic teething ring, Birmingham 1957, and another silver baby's rattle, stamped 925 (5)
A George V silver four piece tea service, of oval faceted design, comprising tea kettle on stand with burner, teapot, twin handled sucrier and milk jug, the teapot and kettle with ebonised handles and knop, on shaped scroll feet by Brook & Son, Sheffield 1911 and 1912, teapot 15.5cm high, 90oz overall (4)Good overall, a few minor dings and scratches. Ebonised handle has faded on teapot and ebonised knop is missing. Burner has a different Maker (J.D & S) but no date letter, fits well though. All four pieces have engraved initials K.W to the body.
A George V silver swing handled sucrier, of boat shaped form, by Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Sheffield 1916, 18cm wide, a pair of silver pierce-decorated sweetmeat dishes, with laurel wreath twin handles, Birmingham 1911, 16.5cm wide, and another pair of silver pierced sweetmeat dishes, 15oz overall, together with a pair of silver plated bottle coasters and a plated scallop form butter dish (8)
A George VI silver four piece tea service, of chamfered oval form, comprising teapot and hot water pot with composite handles and knops, sucrier and milk jug, by William Suckling Ltd, Birmingham 1939, teapot 14.5cm high, 44.5oz overall (4)In good condition overall, minor scratches, each piece has an engraved initial K.
A late Victorian silver half lobed small milk jug and sucrier, by William Hutton & Sons Ltd, London 1896, an Irish silver napkin ring by John Miller, Dublin 1966 with sword of light commemorative hallmark, and other small silver comprising a pierce decorated sweetmeat dish, a pepper, a napkin ring and a spoon, 9oz overall (qty)Qty: 7 items
A George III silver swing handled sucrier, of shaped oval outline, with reeded borders and handle, by Solomon Hougham, London 1794, 15cm wide, another of shaped rectangular form by the same maker, London 1798, and a George III silver cream jug, maker's mark indistinct, London 1809, 14.5oz overall (3)The larger squarer sugar basket is heavily tarnished and has a black, pitted area to the interior. There is a small hole to the edge. Marks are clear to base. 15cm wide. Slightly smaller oval sugar basket is good overall with some patchy tarnish, has engraved monogram to the side. 14.5cm wide. The cream jug is heavily tarnished but appears good otherwise.
A collection of silver, comprising a helmet shaped cream jug by Charles Edwards, London 1928, an American twin handled sucrier and milk jug on weighted bases, stamped sterling, other small items incl a pair of pierce decorated circular dishes, a Continental salt, another with Egyptian figural supports and glass liner, a tea strainer, four various decanter labels, a hand mirror, a set of four embossed buttons and a small quantity of costume jewellery, 10oz weighable (qty)
A mid Victorian silver twin handled sucrier, of baluster form, with shaped and beaded borders and scroll handles, engraved with foliage by Martin, Hall & Co, Sheffield 1867, 11.5cm high, and a George III silver cream jug, with engraved decoration and reeded handle, marks worn, 10cm high, 14oz overall (2)
A George III silver teapot, of half-lobed design, the scroll handle with ivory insulators, on ball feet by Thomas Johnson, London 1809, 15.5cm high, together with a similar Victorian twin handled sucrier and milk jug by other makers, Birmingham 1887 and 1888, 32oz overall (3)Ivory registration no. 36H6HW5K
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