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Four pieces of late 18th/early l9th Century Caughley porcelain teaware, mother and boy pattern comprising teapot, tea caddy and 2 sucriers, in the Pagoda and full Nanking patterns, one sucrier marked with an 'S'.

Mintons Solano part coffee set, decorated with scattered flora, the bases fluted and painted with pale green enamel, consisting of lidded coffee pot, lidded teapot, lidded sucrier, and one coffee cup, (crazing) (7)

Lambeth Doulton stoneware part child's teaset, decorated with hunting scenes, consisting of lidded teapot, cream jug, sucrier (lacking lid) three cups and six saucers, Also two miniature dolls house size jugs, a bottle, and a hot water bottle, Also a Royal Doulton stoneware match stand modelled as a drum sat in a tambourine, (some damages) (17)

Continental Sevres style teaset painted with courting couples and floral sprays within a gilt leaf border on a pink ground, consisting of lidded teapot, cream jug, lidded sucrier, twelve cups and saucers, and four side plates, late 19th century, sevres style marks to base (some damages) (33)

Miles Mason tea/coffee service circa 1815, bat printed in black with classical figures and cherubs beneath gilt leaf borders, consisting of: nine tea cups, nine coffee cups, twelve saucers, one cake plate, slop bowl cream jug, lidded sucrier, lidded teapot (some damages) (37)

Spode sucrier circa 1820, painted all over with elaborate red flower heads and entwining red and gilt leaves and branches, painted pattern number 148, 12cm high

Newhall lidded sucrier, saucer dish, and a bowl, circa 1800, decorated with painted borders of blue flora and gilt foliage, (wear to gilt) (4)

Minton part tea service circa 1810, decorated with gilt leaf scrolling on a navy blue ground, consisting of oval shaped teapot and stand, sucrier, slop bowl, three bute shaped ring handle cups and seven saucers blue painted marks to base, (some damages) (16)

Minton Sucrier, bowl and one cup and saucer circa 1810, painted with black dots outlined in gilt with leaves and berries pattern number 85, (crazing and wear, the sucrier cracked) (5)

Minton ceramics circa 1810, to include: a cream boat painted with a Chinese figure chasing a butterfly pattern number 539, another cream jug painted with a stylised oriental tree, pattern number 185, a bowl painted with pink flowers within a gilt surround, pattern number 833, and a sucrier decorated with gilt tassels, pattern number 639, (some damages) (5)

A pair of Sevres oval sucrier and covers, decorated with gilt dentil borders, interlaced 'L's marks, c.1770-80. 24cm. (4)

Early 20th century child's lustre tea set with shell design in the Belleek style viz: 6 cups and saucers, 6 plates, tea pot, sucrier and cream jug, one cup(af) - in original box

Copeland & Garrett tea pot and sucrier decorated trailing floral decoration in gilt and a Hammersley tea set for 12 persons with 2 cake plates, cream jug and sucrier

Late Victorian Coalport part tea service in the imari palette viz: 11 cups, 11 saucers, 12 plates, 2 cake plates, milk jug and sucrier pattern no Y3776

*Part tea set viz: barrel shaped tea pot with ribbed sides decorated gilt swags and stars within ovals, husk and scroll borders, tea poy and cover, sucrier and cover, cream jug, slops bowl, four tea bowls, 4 coffee cups and 5 saucers, possibly by John Rose of Coalport c.1805

Late Victorian Mintons part tea set decorated in the imari style, oval sucrier(af), Maling "Coronet" pattern two handled bowl(af), two ironstone plates(af), Japanese fruit bowl decorated a rural scene and a miniature Satsuma vase decorated figures in panels

Bachelor's teapot, 2 hot water jugs, Victorian baluster milk jug, pair of half gadrooned sucriers, two creamers and a small oval sucrier(9)

Four piece silver tea set of octagonal form viz: teapot with ebonised wood finial and handle, the matching hot water jug, sucrier and cream jug, and contemporary sugar tongs, Sheffield 1918, maker Roberts & Belk, total all in weight 53ozs

A Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester Porcelain Dessert Plate, of hexafoil shape with gadrooned rim and pink border within gold bands, centrally painted with heart's ease (named on reverse), printed mark in brown, crown, "Royal Porcelain Works, Flight, Barr & Barr Worcester & Coventry St, London", circa 1830, {22.5cm diameter}; and A Chamberlain's Worcester Porcelain Sucrier and Cover, the domed lid and main body painted with broad bands of repeat floral motifs in colours and gilt against a lilac ground, the flared flange with blue band enriched in gilt, with leafy knop, the underside of the lid with script mark in green "Chamberlain's Worcester", circa 1845, {14.5cm diameter} (2).

A Continental white metal three piece coffee set comprising coffee pot, cream jug and sucrier and cover, marked Flamant, Fills

An early 19th century Swansea sucrier painted with The Blue Headed Green Flycatcher and The Young painted Finch in moulded panel, scroll foliage moulded border with smaller panels of flowers and fruit, two gilt side handles (cover missing). 6.5in. (16.5cm.)

A Prattware jug moulded and painted with peacocks, 16cm high, a tea caddy moulded and painted with dandies, 12cm high and a sucrier painted in ochre and blue with foliage, 15cm wide (D) (3)

A Victorian porcelainous part tea service, circa 1840, sparsely decorated with floral spray against a white ground, comprising lidded tea pot, lidded sucrier, four cups, four saucers, two bread and butter plates; also another Victorian teapot of similar period, and a matching cup (14) (with damages)

Edwardian silver miniature tea service, Birmingham 1906, comprising teapot, sucrier, milk jug and matching twin handled serving tray (4)

Elkington & Co silver plated melon shaped sucrier, circa 1870, with scroll engraved decoration and anthemion handles, 18cm; also a small assortment of silver plated flatware

Silver four piece tea service, Birmingham 1936, of rectangular section with canted foliate engraved corners, raised on stepped feet, comprising a teapot, hot water jug, milk jug and twin handled sucrier

Late Victorian silver three piece bachelor's tea service, Sheffield 1898, in Regency style, half reeded oval section, comprising teapot, sucrier and milk jug

A pair of Derby dishes of oval form, each painted with a crest to the centre, of a crow on a sheaf of wheat, fruit cartouches and gilt borders, a Thomas Rose sucrier and cover c.1820 and a Chamberlains Worcester saucer, painted with flowers and within a gilt border

A Spode bat-printed part tea and coffee service (P400 series, S9, S11), of New Oval shape, comprising teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, slop bowl, saucer dish, four Bute shape cups, two coffee cans and four saucers, some items with pattern number 557 (teapot and one cup badly damaged)

An early Victorian English porcelain three piece tea service comprising teapot and sucrier with loop finials and milk jug, all with rococo scroll handles, and a pair of square plates, all painted with sprays of garden flowers on a white ground, the deep blue borders with gilt rococo scroll work, 19cm high, painted mark 1/515, printed lozenge registration mark for June 14th 1843 faults and repairs, possibly Ridgway or Coalport (5)

A Paris porcelain ovoid sucrier and flat cover, with two leaf scroll handles and leaf knop, painted in coloured enamels with exclusive landscapes, within gilt borders, 12cm high (4.75"), circa 1820 (one handle glued)

A Staffordshire porcelain round two handled sucrier and cover, with flower knop, printed and painted with flowers and leaves, within blue and gilt borders, 13.5cm high (5.25"), circa 1840, and a Coalport soup plate, boldly decorated in Imari style, circa 1810-15 (crack)

A Derby fluted oval dish, painted in coloured enamels with scattered cornflowers, and gilt leaves, within a gilt shell and gadrooned rim, 29cm wide (11.5"), crowned crossed batons mark in red and number 20, circa 1820, a Derby rectangular two handled basket, similarly decorated, an oval sucrier and cover and other items (some damage)

A pair of Spode flared two handled chocolate cups and trembleuse saucers, each decorated in gilt with leaf, roundel and geometric bands, 9.5cm high (3.75"), script marks in red and pattern number 318, circa 1815, and a Staffordshire porcelain two handled sucrier and cover, decorated in gilt

A Spode Felspar Octagon Shape two handled sucrier and cover, with fruit knop, painted in puce with trailing flowers, within gilt borders, 9cm high (3.5"), printed mark in puce and pattern number 3417, circa 1825

A Worcester round sucrier and cover, with flower knop, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, within fan shaped panels and roundels, and decorated in gilt with leaves, on a powder blue ground, 11.5cm high (4.5"), circa 1770

A Caughley round sucrier and cover, with pointed knop, painted in coloured enamels with sprays of flowers and leaves, and scattered flowers, within gilt line borders, 12cm high (4.75"), circa 1785

A Japanese earthenware part tea service, each piece painted with figures and landscapes, on a blue and gilt ground, comprising teapot and cover, two handled sucrier and cover, milk jug and cover and six teacups and saucers, signed, circa 1910

Luneville part dinner service, decorated with floral sprays consisting of lidded sucrier, lidded small tureen both with applied apple finials, comport, and six plates, printed marks to base (some damages) (11)

Staffordshire tea/coffee service, decorated with stylised thistle designs on a navy blue and green ground, moulded scroll borders, consisting of eleven tea cups, eleven saucers, seven coffee cups, eleven side plates, sugar bowl, cream jug, two lidded muffin dishes, lidded sucrier and spare lid, one plate, and two cake plates, mid 19th century (some damages) (50)

Wedgwood 'Rosso Antico' sucrier and cover, decorated with classical figures between scrolling, above a basket weave border, acorn finial, inscribed 275 to base, (some damages) (2) 12cm

Spode miniature London shape teaset circa 1820, printed with 'Milkmaid' pattern in underglaze blue transfer, consisting of lidded teapot, lidded sucrier, sugar bowl and six cups and saucers, blue printed marks to base, (some damages) (17)

English Porcelain Tea/coffee set probably Minton c.1820, painted with bright enamels with scattered flora leaves and scrolling, consisting of lidded teapot with matched teapot stand, lidded sucrier, 2 cake plates, cream jug, and six trios, (extensive restoration, wear to gilt) (26)

Derby part coffee service circa 1790, decorated with a gilt concentric banded border on a pink ground above a band of gilt teardrops, consisting of lidded teapot, lidded sucrier, four coffee cups and saucers, and two cake plates, puce painted marks to base, (some damages) (14)

A Coalport Willow pattern miniature three piece afternoon tea service comprising; 3in. oval teapot; 2.5in. oval two handled sucrier; 2.5in. circular bowl; and 2.25in. circular tapered cream jug (cover to sucrier damaged). (4)

A mid 19th century Meissen two-handled sucrier and cover, with Watteauesque style decoration of lovers in landscapes, the handles as floral branches, with domed cover and flower finial, damaged; together with another mid 19th century Meissen sucrier and cover, with lemon finial and insect and flower decoration, both approx 11cm high

1937 Princesses: a Continental porcelain miniature part tea set comprising eight cups, seven saucers, two plates and one jug, two sucrier and one cover, plus a larger cup, each decorated with cream portraits (22)

1953 Coronation: a Wedgwood blue jasperware teapot and cover, sucrier and cover and cream jug each applied in white with portraits, monograms and coats of arms (5)

An Edwardian silver sucrier of oval lobed form, with a flush lid and ring handle on four paw feet, crested, London, 1904, retailed by Whytock & Sons, Dundee, 9cm high

An early 19th Century English part Tea Service painted with yellow leaves and violet berries with brown rims and comprising Teapot A/F and Stand, two-handled Sucrier and Lid A/F, Milk Jug, Coffee Can, 8 Cups, 11 Saucers, Slop Bowl and a Dish. Bears pattern No 136 in silver and brown to base.

An early 19th Century part teaset, possibly Coalport, comprising a white flower and leaf band decoration with underglaze blue and heightened in gilt. Eight bute shaped and ring handled cups, eight ring handled coffee cans, twelve saucers, an oval stand, two serving plates, a slop bowl, milk jug (damaged), and a coloured sucrier (36)

A Staffordshire part tea and coffee service, circa 1840, finely painted with summer flowers within gilt lined, coffee coloured plumes, surrounded by a gilt decorated cobalt border and gilt lined shaped rim comprising a globular teapot and cover, a sucrier and cover, cream jug, slop bowl, 10 teacups, 6 coffee cups, 10 saucers and 3 side plates (33)

A Staffordshire Bone China Tea Service, probably Ridgways, circa 1835, each piece decorated with flower sprays within a yellow panelled deep blue border with gilt embellishment, comprising teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, jug, bread and butter plate, six cups and saucers, pattern no. 2/5176, five in iron red (repairs) (19)

A Gaudi Welsh part tea service, decorated with tulips, comprising teapot, sucrier and cover, cream jug, slops basin, eight tea cups, six saucers and a bread and butter plate.

Crown Derby cabaret set decorated with kings pattern in an imari palette, consisting of oval shaped teapot, cream jug, and sucrier, 4 cups and saucers and side plates, on matching octagonal tray, pattern no. 383 (some damages) (18)

Beswick 'Flowerkist' pattern oval bowl, coffee pot, sucrier jug and stand.

Carlton leaf-design '1670' pattern breakfast service of teapot, 2 cups & saucers, sucrier, jug and dish with similar spoon

A 19th Century French coffee service painted landscapes with buildings and figures comprising: a 10in. coffee pot; a 7in. hot milk jug; a two-handled sucrier and cover; a circular tapered jug; an 8in. circular bowl; ten circular tapered coffee cups; and ten saucers (three saucers chipped, gilding worn in places).

AN EPNS REPOUSSE SPIRIT KETTLE & LAMP STAND, the Kettle of fluted lobed pear shape, the domed Lid lacking finial, the Stand lacking burner, Height 20", an EP THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE of rectangular shape: Tea Pot, Cream Jug and Two Handled Sucrier, and a PLATE TEA URN of ovoid shape, AF, Height 17.5". (6)

A VICTORIAN "GAUDY WELSH" 'TULIP' PATTERN PORCELAIN TEA SET decorated in underglaze blue, iron red, yellow, green and lustre: Tea Pot & Cover (Cover AF), Two Handled Sucrier & Cover, four Tea Cups, six Saucers, four Tea Plates, one Bread & Butter Plate. Approximately 19 pieces.