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A Dresden porcelain cabaret set, early 20th century, painted with wild flower sprays and gilt lined comprising coffee pot and cover, cream jug, sucrier and cover, four coffee cups and saucers and a rectangular two handled tray, 18" long, one saucer broken

Staffordshire part teaset Ashworths or Masons circa 1840 moulded in a compressed reeded rococco form, decorated with stylised flora on a dark green and scroll gilded ground, consisting of: lidded teapot, lidded sucrier, cream jug and sugar bowl, one stand, two cake plates, four coffee cups and two teacups, three saucers, (some damages) (18).

Staffordshire part teaservice circa 1840 probably Alcock, hand painted floral sprays within a gilded flora and scroll border on a mid blue ground, consisting of: seven coffee cups and saucers, four teacups, cream jug and sugar bowl, lidded sucrier, two twin handled dishes, (some damages) (24).

Barr period sucrier and cover circa 1800 decorated with Royal Lily pattern in underglaze blue transfer within navy blue gilt and red borders, incised 'B' to base and inside lid, (wear to red enamel) (2) 12cm high.

A Coalport part tea and coffee service, early 19th Century, reserve decorated flowers against a grey and gilt rococo ground, comprising; teapot and stand, sucrier, cream jug, slop bowl, two bread plates, five tea cups, two coffee cups and seven saucers.

A Royal Crown Derby imari porcelain part tea service, circa 1911, pattern no 383, comprising; tray, teapot, sucrier, cream jug, five cups and six saucers.

A set of three Copeland Spode graduated blue and white meat platters, damaged, along with a Staffordshire jug, a sucrier and sundry blue and white saucers and plates.

Unusual Davenport miniature child's porcelain teaset, mid 19th century, each piece painted with a small vignette, comprising: a teapot and cover, crack to handle, 15cm across, a sucrier and cover, 10.3cm across, a cream jug 7.5cm high, a slops bowl, hair crack, 11.5cm across, 6 teacups, 4 cracked, 7.7cm across, 6 saucers, 1 cracked, 11.3cm across and a cake plate, 12cm across (17)

Early 19th century blue and white 2 handled lidded sucrier, decorated willow pattern, 2 more blue and white sucriers, a small willow pattern teapot, and a childs cup and saucer (some damage to all 5)

A Royal Grafton bone china coffee and dinner service in the "Swan Lake" pattern, each white glazed and bordered in silver, to comprise coffee pot and sucrier, both with covers, milk jug, twelve coffee cans and saucers, thirty six plates in three graduated sizes, three tureens with covers, sauceboat and stand, three small bowls, open vegetable bowl and twelve dessert bowls.

A Worcester porcelain blue and white sucrier and cover, circa 1770, decorated in the 'Fence' pattern, blue crescent mark to the base, 12cm

An early 19th Century English porcelain tea and coffee set, c. 1820, in the Imari palette, comprising: teapot, sucrier (no cover) and stand, a slop bowl, jug, nine tea cups, four coffee cups, seven saucers and two large serving plates (27)

A white stoneware serpentine sided two handled sucrier and cover, with flower knop, painted in coloured enamels with buildings in landscapes, within stiff leaf and flowerhead moulded border, picked out in blue, 14cm high (5 1/2"), impressed number 22, probably Warburton (some damage)

An English porcelain oval straight sided sucrier and cover, with two fixed ring handles, decorated in iron red and gilt with flowerhead diaper bands, 14cm high (5 1/2"), circa 1800-10

A Derby rectangular sucrier and cover, with two rope twist loop handles, decorated in gilt with leaf scrolls, on blue ground bands, on four ball feet, 12.8cm high (5"), crowned crossed batons mark in red, circa 1815-20

A Coalport (John Rose) Felspar rectangular two handled sucrier and cover, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, within gilt borders, 10.8cm high (4 1/4"), printed Society of Arts roundel mark and pattern number 741, circa 1820, a matching milk jug, two plates, a coffee cup and saucer and other items (some damage)

A Coalport rectangular two handled sucrier and cover, decorated in Imari style with flowers and leaves, within leaf scroll and diaper panelled borders, 11.5cm high (4 1/2"), pattern number 599, circa 1820

A Ridgway ovoid sucrier and cover, with two loop handles and loop knop, printed and painted with flowers and leaves, within cream and gilt borders, 16cm high (6 1/4"), pattern number S/1007, circa 1850

A Miles Mason oval sucrier and cover, with two scroll handles, decorated in Imari style with flowers and leaves, within leaf scroll bands, and simple gilt borders, 12cm high (4 3/4"), circa 1810-15

A Wedgwood bone china part cabaret set, each piece printed and painted with flowers, within gilt cartouches, on brown ground bands, comprising: canted rectangular teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, milk jug, two coffee cans and saucers and a canted rectangular tray, printed marks in brown and pattern number Y1123, circa 1890

A Spode Felspar ovoid sucrier and cover, with two loop handles and fruit knop, printed in iron red with flowers and leaves, and picked out in gilt, within gilt line borders, 15.2cm high (6"), printed mark in red and pattern number 6747, circa 1820-25

An English porcelain flared oval sucrier, with two fixed ring handles, painted with full blown pink roses and leaves, on a gilt trellis ground, 14.5cm wide (5 3/4"), circa 1810, possibly Pinxton

A Flight Worcester spirally fluted oval sucrier and cover, with two fixed ring handles, decorated in blue, puce and gilt with flowerhead and leaf bands, 12cm high (4 3/4"), circa 1790

A Worcester sucrier and domed cover, with flower knop, printed in underglaze blue with the Fence pattern, within blue line borders, 12. 8cm high (5"), circa 1775 (small chips to knop)

A Worcester round sucrier, printed in black with 'The Haymakers', a variation of 'The Milkmaids', and a version of 'The Tease', incorporating the figure of Paul Pry, 10cm diameter (4"), circa 1770 (inner rim chip)

A WALKER & HALL ART DECO SILVER THREE PIECE, ONE PERSON SET of footed conical shape: Tea Pot, Cream Jug and Two Handled Sucrier. Sheffield 1936. Makers Walker & Hall. Weight approximately 16 ounces.

A VICTORIAN SILVER REPOUSSE ROCOCO STYLE TWO HANDLED SUCRIER of oval shape. Birmingham 1897. Weight approximately 2.5 ounces. Height 3". Length 6.5".

AN ELKINGTON & CO. FOUR PIECE TEA SERVICE of baluster shape with repousse and engraved rococo style decoration and vacant cartouches: Tea Pot & Hot Water Jug, the lids with finials in the form of recumbent goats, Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug

A MID 19TH CENTURY "GAUDY WELSH" PORCELAIN TWO HANDLED SUCRIER & COVER decorated in underglaze blue, iron red, green, blue, "tinselling" and purple lustre, with buildings and river.

A CRANBERRY GLASS BALUSTER CREAM JUG with wavy neck, Height 4.5", a similar pedestal Sucrier, Diameter 5", and a decorative Basket, AF. (3)

A Carlton ware 'Rouge Royale' coffee service for six comprising pot, sucrier with cover, cram jug and six cups and saucers.

Three piece coffee service in the early 18th century style of tapering cylindrical form, cut card borders, bell shaped cover and thumb piece, cast swan neck spout, scroll ebony handle, matching sucrier and baluster creamer, Sheffield 1971, maker SS Ltd., all in weight 42ozs

A Wedgwood bone china tea set comprising; tea pot, cream jug and sucrier.

A Noritake porcelain part tea service decorated in the Daphne pattern, comprising; teapot, sucrier, cream jug, six cups, saucers and tea plates.

A Rockingham porcelain part tea and coffee service, early 19th Century, printed in blue with exotic birds and blossom, gilt highlighted, comprising; tea pot, sucrier, slop bowl, ten tea cups, eight coffee cups and nine saucers.

A Mintons child's tea service, late 19th Century, chinoiserie decorated in blue and white, comprising; two bread plates, sucrier, cream jug, slop bowl, five cups and saucers, together with a pair of octagonal blue and white floral printed tea bowls and three saucers.

A porcelain three piece tea set, early 19th Century, of compressed melon form, reserve chinoiserie decorated with figures in a garden against a a yellow dog tooth ground, comprising; tea pot, sucrier and cream jug.

A Spode porcelain part tea and coffee service, early 19th Century, decorated in the Broseley pattern, gilt heightened, some damage and restoration, comprising; tea pot and stand, sucrier, cream jug, slop bowl, three graduated saucer dishes, six coffee cans, eight tea cups and seven saucers.

A Coalport porcelain part tea and coffee service, circa 1825, London shape, decorated reserve shell vignette of flowers within a cobalt blue ground gilt heightened with foliage, comprising; two graduated bread plates, sucrier, cream jug, slop bowl, seven tea cups, six coffee cups, and nine saucers.

A Spode porcelain part tea and coffee service, early 19th Century, London shape decorated in red with a repeating band of roses against a gilt ground, some damage, comprising; sucrier, cream jug, bread plate, three tea cups, four coffee cups and four saucers.

A Davenport porcelain tea and coffee service, circa 1844, of ogee form raised on a quatroform scroll base, decorated in gilt with seaweed and rococo scrolls and leaves against a blue ground, comprising; tea pot, sucrier, cream jug, slop bowl, four bread plates, fourteen tea cups, twelve coffee cups, eighteen saucers and eighteen plates.

A SEVRES SUCRIER now converted to an inkwell with a metal lining, the ogee body painted with a panel of a bird trap and a fish trap, reserved on an oeil de perdrix ground, 2 3/4in. (6.5cm.) dia.

Chamberlains Worcester oval fluted lidded sucrier and stand, attractive floral border with gilt ring drop handles.

Regency Spode Felspar octagonal lidded sucrier, cherry finial with puce and gilt arabesque decoration.

A large "Willow" pattern blue and white decorated moustache cup, a Victorian Ironstone "Claremont" pattern blue and white bowl, a 19c sucrier and a teabowl, [4].

A Satsuma teaset, comprising teapot and cover, six cups and saucers, cream jug and cover, two-handled sucrier and cover, each intricately painted with birds in a mountainous river landscape.

An Art Nouveau sucrier and cream jug, hammer textured overall, the lobed circular bodies with punched rims, acanthus capped re-curving handles, on lobed and knopped spreading circular bases, sucrier 5in high, Chester 1904, 10oz

An Edwardian composed three-piece tea service, of half lobed boat shape, ebonised fittings, angular handles, teapot 8in wide, Chester 1911, sucrier and cream jug Birmingham 1911, 10oz gross

A composed Edwardian and George V three-piece tea service, of panelled boat shape, ebonised fittings, bun feet, engraved with initials, teapot 11in wide, Chester 1928, sucrier and cream jug Chester 1908, 30oz gross

An Edwardian Royal Crown Derby 1128 pattern fluted tea service, for six, comprising cups, saucers, plates, sucrier and cream jug, printed marks in red, date letter for 1908

A good English porcelain tea and coffee service, possibly Spode, the deep borders enamelled with thistles divided by gilt spiralling pendant leaves, comprising boat shaped teapot and cover, sucrier, cream jug, two 8.5in plates, nine tea cups, nine coffee cups, twelve saucers, c.1820

A Regency Copeland three piece tea service, gilt decorated, comprising oval teapot, milk jug and lidded sucrier, together with two plates and a damaged oriental plate.

A Victorian earthenware dolls' teaset for six, with underglaze blue and gilt foliate decoration, complete with teapot, sucrier and cream jug, faux Oriental seal mark to base of each piece, teapot 9.7cm; and another red and brown printed teaset similar, (32).

A Derby porcelain part tea/coffee service, circa 1790, decorated with a cobalt loop design against a gilt spotted ground, comprising a circular flat shouldered teapot, a tapering circular cream jug with wishbone handle, a sucrier, cover and stand, a slop bowl, serving dish, eight coffee cups, seven tea cups and nine saucers with puce crown and cross baton mark to base and N32, some damage, (30)

An English porcelain part tea service, circa 1815, each piece hand painted with a named view of a house, castle, river or lake landscape to include Hamilton House, Ossians Hall, Bothwell Castle, Ellen Stalker Castle, MacDuff Castle, The Inch House, Villa of Cartside belonging to J Hill Esq, Wryte's House, etc within gilt lined borders comprising a sucrier cover and stand, a slop bowl, eight tea cups, ten saucers, and two serving plates, cracks (23)

AN ART DECO STYLE SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA SERVICE, of rectangular shape with canted angles, raised on hoof feet: Tea Pot, Hot Water Jug, Two Handled Sucrier with Sugar Tongs, and Cream Jug. Birmingham 1965. Weight approximately 56 ounces.

AN ART DECO STYLE SILVER FIVE PIECE TEA & COFFEE SERVICE, of tapered cylindrical shape: Tea Pot, Coffee Pot, Hot Water Jug, Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug, all with interlaced initials. Sheffield 1939. Weight approximately 48 ounces. Maker EV.

A VICTORIAN SILVER REPOUSSE THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, of oval gadrooned form: Tea Pot, Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug. London 1898 & 1899. Makers "W Hutton & Sons". Weight approximately 27.5 ounces.

A SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA & COFFEE SERVICE, of Georgian baluster shape, on paw feet: Tea Pot, Coffee Pot, Height 9", Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug. London 1915 & 1917. Maker RP. Weight approximately 46 ounces.

AN ELKINGTON & CO. REPOUSSE PLATED TWO HANDLED SUCRIER & COVER, of squat circular shape, the dished cover having a domed centre with floral finial, the body with four floral panels, the scroll feet headed by masks.