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A Derby round sucrier and cover, with ring handle, moulded with spiralling leaves and painted in coloured enamels and gilt with scattered cornflowers, 5 1/4" high (13.5cm) crowned crossed batons mark in puce and pattern number 129, circa 1785

A ROYAL CROWN DERBY SUCRIER and cover, pattern 2451 and a Royal Crown Derby dish, pattern 1128 (2)

A late Victorian silver three piece bachelor tea set, with overall acanthus repousse decoration, comprising tea pot, two handle sucrier and milk jug, Sheffield 1897, total approx 19 troy oz

Two ironstone jugs, decorated in the Imari palette and with serpent handles; and a gaudy Welsh sucrier (3)

An early 19th century drabware sauce boat, possibly Davenport, printed in chocolate red with ovals of mothers and children, 20cm wide together with a Wedgwood silver lustre sucrier and cover, dated 1936, 14cm across the handles (W) (4)

Four early 19th century Worcester sucriers, each of navette form, to include a Flight Barr and Barr sucrier of Queen Charlotte's pattern, a Barr sucrier with gilt blue band, another with gilt band, the last with Imari foliage and diamonds, 17.5cm across the handles (R) (4)

Three matching Worcester tea wares, each painted with bands of chocolate and gilt foliage, the Barr, Flight and Barr navette sucrier 19cm across the handles and the Barr cream jug, 12cm high (3)

An early 19th century sucrier and cover, possibly Spode, painted with pattern number 328 of puce trefoil and gilt foliage bands, together with a similar sucrier and cover, possibly Worcester, gilt with berries and foliage on blue bands, 19cm across the handles (4)

An early 19th century sucrier and cover, possibly Worcester, with chocolate trefoils and gilt berry bands, together with a similar shaped sucrier and cover, possibly Spode, painted and gilt with flame like leaves, 19cm across the handles (R) (4)

An early 19th century sucrier, cover and stand, possibly Spode, printed in black with the 462 pattern of country scenes, 19cm across the handles, together with a pink lustre sucrier and cover, 19.5cm across the handles (D) (5)

A Chamberlain's Worcester sucrier and a cover, the latter marked and painted with black and gilt flowers, 14cm wide, together with three other similar sucriers and covers, 13.5cm wide (D) (8)

A New Hall sucrier and cover decorated with pattern number 229, another of similar shape decorated with pattern number 318, together with a New Hall sucrier and a cover painted with variations of pattern 280, 14cm wide (R) (6)

A Chamberlain's Worcester sucrier and cover painted with salmon bands and gilt, printed mark within the cover, 18cm across the handles, together with another sucrier and cover, the similar shape bearing black prints of mothers and children playing, pattern number 1174, 18.5cm across the handles (4)

A New Hall sucrier and cover painted with the floral 1927 pattern on basket moulding, 18.5cm across the handles together with an oval section sucrier and cover painted with red flowering green and gilt foliage bands, marked No.45 on the base (4)

An early 19th century sucrier, cover and a stand, possibly Chamberlain's, painted with iron red foliate scrolls on gilt seaweed bands, the stand 16cm wide, together with another similar sucrier and cover, 14cm wide (W) (5)

A Chelsea Derby sucrier and cover, the ribbed body painted with chains of green flowers, gilt mark, 11cm diameter, together with a first period Worcester sucrier and cover gilt with lobed compartments and with flower cover knop, 10.5cm diameter (D) (4)

A first period Worcester sucrier and cover, the fluted bodies with gilt guilloche on blue bands, crescent marks, 11cm diameter and a Caughley sucrier and cover painted with cornflower sprigs, 10cm diameter (W) (4)

A Bloor Derby sucrier and cover painted with mauve and gilt foliage bands and a Derby sucrier and cover similarly modelled, painted with pink roses between grey vignettes, marks in red, 17cm across the handles (R) (4)

An early Victorian Coalport sucrier and cover painted with sky blue bands, 18.5cm across the handles, a Spode sucrier and cover painted with the 4643 pattern of blue flowers on a straw yellow band, 22.5cm across the handles and another sucrier and cover painted with the 505 pattern of pink roses and cornflowers, 20cm across the handles (D) (6)

An early 19th century crested sucrier, the five plume crest on leaf decorated pink band, 20cm across the handles and a sucrier and cover gilt with pattern number 847 of bands of zigzags, 19cm across the handles (W) (3)

An early 19th century Imari pattern sucrier and cover, painted with garden vignettes on the oval section sides, together with a similar sucrier and cover, possibly Miles Mason, printed with a willow pattern, 13cm wide (D) (4)

An early 19th century sucrier, the navette shape painted with a landscape and lake band in puce and lemon, 19cm across the handles (D)Although this was previously attributed to the Pinxton factory, the kicked up thumbpieces might suggest Miles Mason as the maker

A Castleford type sucrier and cover, the cover of the gadrooned rectangular body moulded with crowns alternating with the Prince of Wales's feathers, 14cm wide (D) (2)

An early 19th century Miles Mason sucrier and cover printed in black with Romulus and Remus being suckled by the wolf, 17.5cm across the handles (D) (2)

A Miles Mason sucrier and cover printed with a variety of willow pattern a gilt with foliage band, 18.5cm across the scroll handles and a Ratcliffe sucrier and cover similarly printed, R in sunburst mark, 17.5cm across the handles (D) (4)

An early Victorian sucrier and cover, possibly Chamberlain's, printed with the willow pattern, 16.5cm across the handles together with another of similar shape painted with floral vignettes on royal blue, 15.5cm across the handles (D) (4)

A late 19th century Berlin sucrier and cover painted with flowers within osier moulded bands, 9.5cm diameter together with a Paris sucrier and cover painted with iron red floral bands about mask handles, 18.5cm high (4)

A CONTINENTAL WHITE METAL TEAPOT AND SUCRIER, of lobed form and repousse decorated with scrolling and foliage having ornate scrollwork bases and acorn knops, with beading to base and lids. Marks to base, both 7" high. 1240g. (2).

A WALKER AND HALL SILVER PLATED BEADED TEASET, with wooden handles, teapot, hot water jug, Sucrier milk jug. (4).

A SILVER PLATED OCTAGONAL TEASET, with wooden handles and finials, teapot, hot water jug, milk jug and Sucrier. (4).

An Adams Tunstall blue and white jug and sucrier; a quantity of blue and white ceramics and glassware

A 1920S WEDGWOOD COFFEE POT and sucrier in white, green and gilt with chequer banding

An extensive Royal Albert bone china tea service decorated in the Old Country Roses pattern, comprising; three tier cake stand, three tea and coffee pots, three graduated twin handled trays, twin handled biscuit dish, twenty two various sized tea cups and saucers, nine side plates, twin handled sucrier, a pair of graduated cream jugs, a pair of graduated sugar bowls, muffin dish lid and a floral centre piece, includes some seconds.

A Coalport rococo-shaped part tea and coffee service circa 1840 painted with floral bouquets against a cobalt-blue ground gilt with foliate scrollwork, comprising: twelve teacups and saucers, five coffee cups, a teapot and cover with animal head spout, a sucrier and cover, a milk jug, a slop basin and two bread and butter plates script pattern number 4/374 height of teapot 19.7cm., 7.75in. teapot cracked (37)

A Chamberlain's Worcester part tea service circa 1815, gilt decorated with flowers sprigs and wreath border comprising nine tea cups, ten saucers, a tea pot stand and a bread plate, numbered in red 302; a later Rococo style tea service painted with blossom sprays on a claret and white panelled ground comprising cups, saucers, pot and cover, sucrier and cover, milk and a bread plate. S/D

A George V three piece silver cafe-au-lait set, of tapered hexagonal form, comprising teapot 27cm high, milk pot 27cm high and sucrier 6cm high, by Thomas Bradbury and Sons, Sheffield 1929, approximately 62 oz gross

A Clarice Cliff Bizarre 61 piece tea and dinner service, with gilt polka dot decoration, comprising of teapot and stand, hot water jug, sucrier, cream jug, 6 tea cups and saucers, 6 tea plates, 2 tureens, 6 dinner plates, 7 dessert plates, sauce jug, toast rack, 6 side plates, 6 soup bowls and stands and 3 graduated meat plates, 41cm wide

A George Jones majolica part tea service, c. 1875, comprising teapot and cover with monkey handle, sucrier and cover, milk jug with monkey handle and three saucers, each piece moulded with blossoming briars, on a deep blue ground, moulded marks including registration letter E for 1881, teapot 15.2cm (8)

A 19th Century English lustre Tea Service well decorated in colours with an Oriental figures with a floral border and comprising 13 Cups in sizes, Teapot lid, Cream Jug, Slop Bowl, 2 handled circular covered Sucrier, 9 Saucers, further larger Saucer Dish

Regency blue bordered part tea service, gilt floral painted reserves of teapot, lidded sucrier, jug, waste bowl, 3 cups and 3 saucers extensively damaged, pattern No. 2/124

19th century blue, gilt and floral decorated lidded sucrier on stand and two further 19th century sucriers

A New Hall oval two-handled spirally fluted sucrier and cover, with moulded ring handles, ring finial, sparsely enamelled with pink floral sprays, 14cm wide, circa 1795.

A Pinxton oval two-handled fluted sucrier and cover, with moulded gilt oval handles, domed cover, painted with rose swags suspended from a gilt rim, 16cm wide, circa 1800 (Please see lot 311 for image)

A 19th century Wedgwood creamware circular two-handled sucrier and cover, moulded with fans and flowering prunus, enamelled in tones of blue, pink and brown, naturalistically moulded handles, on four scroll feet, 13.5cm wide, printed marks in black and design registration mark, circa 1880

A Meissen style assembled cabaret service, comprising: an oval tray with opposed fan shaped panels of turquoise ground floral painted and figural panels, Berlin marks; two cups and saucers; a sucrier and cover, with flower knop; and a milk jug on three scroll feet (7)

A Clarice Cliff Newport pottery conical sugar dredger, with brown, orange and beige striped decoration, 14cm (5 1/2in) high, a round dish with wedge supports and a two handled sucrier of the same pattern

A Doulton Lambeth stoneware child's teaset, comprising teapot with applied bucolic decoration, matching sucrier and milk jug, teapot 10cm (4in) high

Royal Worcester Gilded Teaset (6 Cups, 6 Saucers, Teapot, Sugar And Cream) Plus Dish And Sucrier

Victorian Gaudy Welsh china tea service, circa 1840-1860, decorated with a batwing and floral design in typical underglaze blue, terracotta, green and pink lustrous enamels against a white ground, comprising lidded teapot, lidded sucrier, milk jug, slop basin, two sandwich plates, twelve cups, twelve saucers (32)

Victorian silver three piece tea service by Elkington & Co., Birmingham 1890, comprising teapot, sucrier and milk jug, each of globular form engraved with butterflies flying amidst foliate branches, vacant cartouche, reeded underside, the teapot 4 1/2ins diameter; also an Edwardian silver plated tray, shaped circular form engraved to the centre and with gadrooned and shell border, 10ins, weighable silver approximately 28ozs (4)

A Royal Crown Derby 2451 pattern two-handled sucrier and cover, button finial, 11cm high, printed mark, date code for 1915

A Royal Crown Derby Vine pattern tea and dinner service, for six, each printed and painted with a bouquet of summer flowers, comprising teacups and saucers, bread and butter plate, milk jug and sucrier and cover, side plate, dessert plates and dinner plates, printed marks in green

A Royal Doulton Series Ware Under the Greenwood Tree teapot, cover and stand, milk jug and two-handled sucrier and cover, printed in colours with Robin Hood and his Merry Men, green borders, 17cm high; a pair of similar circular plates, 27cm diam; etc, printed marks (6)

An Irish Silver Sucrier and Cream Jug with chased prick work border and engraved initials. Dublin 1807. Approx 16ozs in total (2).

A 19th Century Gaudy Welsh Sucrier and Cover of baluster form with two loop handles and A Jug both decorated in the sunflower pattern. Heights 7" and 5".

19th Century English 2 handled covered Sucrier and Stand, painted in colours with floral sprigs within a gilded scroll border (hairline cracks), 8" high overall

A tea service, 19th century, possibly New Hall, comprising: eleven tea cups; six coffee cups; twelve saucers; two bread and butter plates; a slop bowl; a milk jug; a sucrier and cover; and a teapot; decorated with a band of orange and yellow fern design surrounded by two borders of gilt patterns with stylised floral gilt cartouches.

A 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH PORCELAIN TEASET, possibly Chamberlains, to include teapot, sucrier, milk jug, slop bowl, various cups and saucers (with faults)

Staffordshire teaset probably Coalport circa 1840 painted with floral sprays between blue and gilt leaf borders, consisting of lidded teapot, lidded sucrier, cake plate, slop bowl, cream jug, eight saucers, 12 teacups, and five coffee cups, painted pattern numbers 2/1063 to base (some damages) (32)

English porcelain 1780 - 1820 to include: a Chamberlains sucrier painted with pattern number 2, a Newhall trench morter pattern teabowl, a Factory Z teabowl and saucer painted with pagodas, six saucers painted with landscapes in black enamels pattern number 311 to bases, a teabowl and saucer possibly Chamberlains painted with oriental figures, a bowl painted with flora, a Miles mason plate and similar cup and saucer, (small damages) (17)