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A Staffordshire porcelain part tea and coffee service, each London Shape piece decorated in famille verte palette with scattered flowers and leaves, within brown laurel bands, and gilt line border, comprising: teapot and cover, two handled sucrier and cover, five coffee cups, four tea cups and eight saucers, pattern number 839 in red, circa 1820
AN EPNS THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, of rectangular shape: Tea Pot, Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug, a BALUSTER SHAPED JUG, with "C" scroll and floral everted rim, Height 10", an EPNS BOTTLE HOLDER, with pierced sides and loop handles, Diameter 5", Height 7", an EP TEA POT, of domed shape, and a PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CANDLESTICKS, Height 12". (8)
A MID 19TH CENTURY STAFFORDSHIRE PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE, with overgilded blue border and with overpainted transfer printed floral clusters: Tea Pot & Cover, Two Handled Sucrier & Cover, Milk Jug, four wide shallow Tea Cups, six narrow Tea Cups, ten Saucers, one Bread & Butter Plate. Approximately 26 pieces.
A Rockingham tea service, comprising teapot, two handled sucrier, the covers with crown finials, milk jug, circular bowl, two circular plates, twelve cups (of sizes), six saucers, the centres painted with exotic birds in bright plumage, perched on flowering branches, the grey borders outlined with gilt detail, on stylised trail work, printed mark in puce, painted Pattern No in gilt 50, (24)
A Victorian Rockingham type tea service, comprising teapot and sucrier with covers, jug, bowl, oval dish, six square dishes, sixteen cups (of two sizes), ten small saucers, ten large saucers, all hand painted with sprays of wild flowers, the raised relief moulded apple green borders with gilt detail, painted Pattern Nos. 843 1034 in gilt, (some faults), (48 pieces)
John Rose, Coalport porcelain tea service, circa 1815-25, decorated with pattern number 1762, a version of the Willow pattern, in blue transfer print, bordered and heightened with gold comprising lidded teapot, sucrier, milk jug, slop basin, nine teacups, nine deep saucers, a coffee can and a side plate, the teapot marked 'C B Dale' with pseudo Chinese seal (24)
An 18th Century Worcester spiral fluted part afternoon tea and coffee service with blue borders decorated gilt foliage and motifs comprising; a 10in. oval teapot (cover imperfect); a 6in. oval two- handled sucrier and cover; a 6.5in. slop bowl (rim chipped); a 7.75in. saucer dish; a 4.5in. oval cream jug; four tea bowls (one cracked); a teacup (chipped); and seven saucers (gilding worn). (17)
A fine Flight Barr and Barr solitaire set, painted with scenes from the works of Shakespeare, with landscapes, feathers and shells and with smaller panels of butterflies, feathers and flowers in raised gilt edged panels on a blue ground, every scene titled, painted and impressed marks, paper labels for Albert Amor, c.1820-30, comprising: teapot and cover, milk jug, sucrier, tea cup and saucer, and a rectangular tray, 39.4cm. max. (7) Repairs to the handles of the sucrier.
A Pinxton part tea and coffee service, each piece painted with a landscape vignette probably by James Hadfield, between gilt rims, pattern No.218, c.1800-1810, comprising: seven teacups, five coffee cans, ten saucers, a saucer dish, a slop bowl, a sucrier and a milk jug. (26) The jug and sucrier cracked, slight wear to the gilt.
A mid-19th century English porcelain part tea service enamelled with stylised scrolls and foliage in the Imari palette, with gilt detail comprising teapot and sucrier of rectangular tapering form, milk jug with scroll loop handle, four cups and saucers, painted pattern no.902, possibly John Rose Coalport c.1830-40, restorations and damages, 15 pieces
A Meissen fluted round sucrier and cover, the stalk loop handle with flowerhead terminals, finely painted in coloured enamels with vegetables, butterflies and insects, with diaper moulded bands and gilt line borders, mark in blue, circa 1750, now with 19th century pierced gilt metal mounts, as a pot pourri bowl, on base with three claw and ball feet, 18cm high overall (7"), (faint base crack)
A Paris porcelain part tea and coffee service, each piece finely painted en grisaille with European landscapes, within gilt line and stiff leaf borders, comprising: cylindrical teapot and cover, baluster shaped coffee pot and cover, helmet shaped milk jug, round two handled sucrier and cover and six coffee cans and saucers, circa 1810 (sucrier knop re-attached)
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