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A creamware part fluted round two handled sucrier and a cover, with flower knop, painted in puce with flowers and leaves, 9cm high (3 .5"), circa 1780, and another sucrier and a cover, the sucrier painted in iron red with flowers and leaves, circa 1770 (damage)

A stoneware drum shaped two handled sucrier and cover, with ball knop, applied in white with classical figures, on oval green ground panels, on a bright blue ground, 11.5cm diameter overall (4.5"), (small rim chips)

A Royal Crown Derby part tea service, each piece decorated in Imari style with radiating flowers and leaves, within flowerhead and diaper panelled borders, comprising: oval teapot and cover, oval two handled sucrier and cover, milk jug, eight cups, eight saucers and six teaplates, printed marks in red for circa 1920 and pattern number 2451

A Minton flared round two handled sucrier and cover, with flowerknop, decorated in green with stiff leaf bands, within gilt borders, 11.5cm high (4.5"), circa 1830, a Coalport teapot and cover, decorated in gilt, and a Samuel Alcock scroll moulded dish, printed and painted with butterflies and flowers (some damage)

A Coalport (Thomas Rose) oval sucrier and cover, with fixed ring handles, simply painted in green and red with scattered flowers and leaves, with red line borders, circa 1805-10, a matching slop bowl, teapot stand, coffee cup, teabowl, two saucers and a saucer dish (some damage)

A New Hall rectangular two handled sucrier and cover, painted in coloured enamels with figures in extensive landscapes, within gilt oval cartouches, the pink ground decorated in gilt with flowerhead and stiff leaf bands, 10.8cm high (4.25"), circa 1820

A Ridgway round two handled sucrier and cover, with flower knop, painted in Imari style, with bowls of flowers and leaves, within gilt line borders, 18.5cm diameter (7.25"), pattern number 2/1118 in red, circa 1820, and a matching round teapot stand

A Coalport part tea service, each piece richly decorated in orange, yellow, blue and gilt with geometric bands, comprising: a rectangular two handled sucrier and cover, a saucer dish and two London Shape teacups, a coffee cup and three saucers, pattern number 326 in gilt, circa 1810

A New Hall oval two handled sucrier and cover, painted in underglaze blue and gilt with oak leaf and acorn bands, 12cm high (4.75"), pattern number 524 in red, circa 1800-10

A Pinxton facetted oval sucrier and cover, with two fixed ring handles, and loop knop, painted in coloured enamels with bands of scrolling flowers and leaves, within gilt line borders, 14cm high (5 .5"), circa 1810 (cover with shallow rim chip), and a matching oval teapot stand (glued)

A Derby rectangular sucrier and cover, with two rope twist handles, decorated in gilt with leaf scrolls, on a blue ground, on four ball feet, 16.5cm wide (6.5"), crowned crossed batons mark in red, circa 1820

A 'Factory X' fluted oval sucrier and cover, with two fixed ring handles, decorated in gilt with swags, 13.5cm high (5.25"), circa 1795-1800, and a matching saucer dish

A Worcester fluted round sucrier and cover, with button knop, painted in black with patera and husk swags, within simple gilt borders, 11. 5cm high (4.5"), circa 1775-80 (cover rim chip), and a fluted tapering sided tea canister, similarly decorated (no cover)

A Flight spirally fluted round sucrier and cover, with pointed knop, painted in underglaze blue and gilt with scattered flowers within blue and gilt borders, 12cm high (4.75"), crescent mark, circa 1785

A Caughley fluted round sucrier and cover, painted in underglaze blue with the Pagoda pattern, within butterfly and diaper borders, and picked out in gilt, 11.5cm high (4.5"), blue printed S mark, circa 1780-85 (area of rim glued)

A Derby round sucrier and cover, with ring knop, decorated in gilt with leaf scroll bands, within gilt line borders, 13.5cm high (5 .25"), crowned crossed batons mark in puce and pattern number 210, circa 1785

A Derby facetted round sucrier and cover, with ring knop, decorated in gilt with flowerheads and white 'jewels', on narrow blue ground bands, 12.8cm high (5"), circa 1785

A rare Derby round sucrier and cover, with ring knop, decorated in purple monochrome with simple leaf garlands, suspended from flowerhead and dash panelled bands, 14cm high (5.5"), crowned crossed batons mark in puce and pattern number 83, circa 1785

A Caughley round sucrier, printed in underglaze blue with the Willow Nankin pattern, the interior with a diaper and spearhead band, picked out in gilt, 8.5cm high (3 3/8"), circa 1780-85

Two Worcester saucer dishes, each richly decorated with the Old Mosaic pattern, 19cm diameter overall (7.5"), four character marks in blue, circa 1770, and a matching round sucrier (all damaged)

A Worcester round sucrier, painted in underglaze blue with the Mansfield pattern, the interior with a scroll and diaper border, 7cm high (2.75"), crescent mark, circa 1765-70

A Coalport pattern 312 sucrier and cover, decorated with a deep band of scrolling green and gilt lilies, ring handles, button fininal,15cm high, c.1800

A good early 19th century tea and coffee set, circa 1800-1810, pattern number 612, teapot and stand, sucrier, slop bowl, milk jug, eleven coffee cans (one A-F), ten cups, eleven saucers, and two pairs of plates (38)

A Mid 19th century Coalport Imari pattern sucrier, circa 1860, 14cm high, 13cm wide. See lot 184 for illustration.

An outside decorated Meissen cabaret set, decorated with putti and gilt and floral borders, comprising coffee pot, sucrier, cream jug, two cups and saucers and tray, probably decorated by Helena Wolfson, pot 17cm high

A silver three piece tea set, with an initialled cartouche, teapot, Sheffield 1859, jug and sucrier, Sheffield 1905, teapot 14cm

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER TEAPOT and MATCHING TWO HANDLED SUCRIER, of rectangular shape, the everted gadrooned rims with anthemion corners, on ball feet. Birmingham 1902. Maker "TH". Weight approximately 20.5 ounces.

A SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, of octagonal shape, on paw feet : Tea Pot, Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug. Sheffield 1936. Maker "EV". Weight approximately 30 ounces.

A WALKER & HALL FOUR PIECE EPNS TEA SERVICE, of rectangular form with gadrooned rims: Tea Pot, Hot Water Jug, Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug

AN EPBM THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, of oval gadrooned form: Tea Pot, Sucrier and Cream Jug, a similar EP TEA POT, a JAMES DIXON EPBM TEA POT, of spherical shape, a small TEA KETTLE and STAND, of flattened spherical form, a rectangular seven division TOAST RACK, and an oval BONBON BASKET, with swinging handle. (8)

A VICTORIAN EP REPOUSSE THREE PIECE COFFEE SERVICE: Pot, Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug, a matching Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug, a Two Handled Sucrier, and a straight sided Cream Jug and Sucrier.(8)

A "REGENTS PLATE" FOUR PIECE TEA SERVICE, of rectangular shape: Tea Pot, Hot Water Jug, Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug.

A "GAUDY WELSH" TEA SET, decorated with "Tulip" pattern in underglaze blue, iron red, green and yellow: Tea Pot and Cover, Two Handled Sucrier and Cover, Cream Jug and Slop Bowl, seven narrow Tea Cups, two AF, eight Saucers, six Tea Plates, five wide shallow Tea Cups, four Saucers, two Bread and Butter Plates. Approximately 38 pieces.

A BLUE TRANSFER PRINTED POTTERY "FARM" PATTERN MINIATURE TEA SERVICE, with pattern of figures before a farm and watermill, with floral borders: Tea Pot and Cover, Two Handled Sucrier and Cover, Cream Jug and Bowl, six Tea Cups, five Saucers, two Tea Plates. Possibly David Methuen & Sons Kirkcaldy, 1840-1930. Approximately 19 pieces.

A good Spode bone china part tea and coffee service, richly decorated with pattern No.2630, c.1820, comprising: sucrier and cover, slop bowl, a shallow dish, nine teacups, eight coffee cups and nine saucers. (30)

A Spode sucrier and cover, and matching milk jug, decorated in blue yellow and gilt with bands of scrolls and stylized flowers, printed Felspar marks and two bone china plates painted with landscapes, all 19th century, 17cm. max. (5) Some wear.

A Coalport teapot and cover, and a similar sucrier and cover, each painted with landscape panels on a grey and gilt ground, pattern No. 3/266 and 2/587, c.1840. (4) The teapot with haircracks.

A Doccia sucrier and cover, with a U-shaped body and ring handles decorated in puce with scattered flowers and leaf borders, 18th century, 13cm. (2)

19th century rococo moulded teapot and sucrier, with orange banding and gilt scrolling pattern no. H 708 to base, (body crack) (2)

Worcester Sucrier and cover c.1770, painted with Orientals within an interior, rose finial, (some good restoration) (2), 14cm 5.5" high

Three piece tea set, comprising of a teapot of oval form, with ebonised mushroom finial, loop handle, 14.5cms (5.75") high, 20 ozs76dwt, together with matching sucrier 11.25cms (4.5"), high, 10 ozs 22 dwt and cream, 10cms (4") high, 6 ozs 25 dwt, Sheffield 1932, (3)

Edwardian four piece tea set, by Walker and Hall, comprising of coffee pot of oval form, with ebonised mushroom finial, harp handle, fluted body, raised on a single pedestal base, 27cms (10.5") high, 22ozs 68 dwt, together with a matching teapot, 18cms 97") high, 20ozs 52dwt, sucrier, 12cms (4.5") high, 11 ozs 58 dwt, and cream, 10cms (4") high, 6 ozs 89 dwt, Sheffield 1912, (4)

A Royal Doulton Bone China Hunting Subject Coffee Service, 1930s, moulded with various portraits of foxes in low relief and with whip borders coiling from antler point tipped handles, comprising coffee pot and cover, hot milk jug and cover, cream jug, oval sucrier and twelve cups and saucers, printed crowned marks in green, painted H "4927", (30)

A Staffordshire Neo-Rococo Bone China Tea Service, circa 1840, probably Ridgway, each piece with honey gilt borders framing an irregular buff band, comprising teapot, cover and stand, jug, sucrier and cover, slop basin, a pair of bread and butter plates, and twelve tea cups and saucers, 2/7762 in puce enamel (33)

An Early Victorian English Porcelain Part Tea Service, each piece with midnight blue border enriched with gilt scrolls and enclosing bouquets and scattered sprigs of flowers in vivid enamel colours, comprising five teacups, seven saucers, a pair of serving plates, a slop basin, and an associated and similarly decorated sucrier and cover with butterfly finial, numbered 2/825, the majority of the pieces marked 4336 (17)

An Early 19th Century English Porcelain Part Tea and Coffee Service, decorated in Imari colours with repeat panels of vases, foliage and scroll in "Imari" colours, comprising teapot (lacking cover), teapot stand, sucrier and cover, milk jug, six coffee cans, ten teacups, six saucers, and one side plate (28) (enamels worn, several pieces cracked)

A Chamberlain Worcester Sucrier and Cover, the semi-ovoid bowl and domed cover with two bands of apple green enamel reserving a band of repeat bouquets and posies heightened with gilt scrolls, the cover with leaf and cone finial, (13.5cm diameter)

An early Victorian Coalport sucrier and cover decorated with gilt foliage on deep sky blue bands about the handles of the bellied globular shape supported on four feet, 17cm wide (2).

An outside decorated Meissen sucrier and cover, each painted with fetes champetre scenes within gilt oval frames on a powder blue ground, cancelled crossed swords mark, 8.5cm diameter together with an earlier snuff box base painted with figures, 5.5cm diameter (3)

Various ceramics to include; five Staffordshire pottery meat dishes, a warming plate, two Wedgwood bread and butter plates, a Victorian part dinner service with puce border comprising; a tureen and cover, six soup plates and a small tureen, a Victorian teapot and lid and a sucrier, a green glazed tureen and cover moulded with vines, a Limoges comprising; three plates and two dishes

A fine early 20c four piece tea service, to comprise teapot, hot water jug, sucrier and cream jug, each of bulbous shape with Art Nouveau style line designs, broad pierced rims, leaf decorated scrolling handles and raised upon four curving legs ending in scroll feet, Birmingham 1905, gross weight 94 oz, makers Fattorini and Sons Bradford.

A quantity of Miles Mason white and gilt tea and coffee ware, comprising two sandwich plates, seven side plates, four cups, four coffee cans, one saucer, slop bowl, cream jug and sucrier lid.

A German coffee service, each white glazed and transfer decorated with floral sprays, to comprise coffee pot and sucrier both with covers, milk jug and six cups with saucers.

A continental part cabaret set, each white glazed, brightly decorated with floral sprays and with green scale panels edged in gilt, to comprise pedestal coffee pot, sucrier and cream jug, each with covers, three pedestal cups, three saucers and a two-handled rectangular tray.

An Edwardian Royal Crown Derby porcelain oval teapot and sucrier, decorated in the Imari style, date code 1901, pattern no: 2451

A late 19th Century Meiji period Satsuma tea for two set comprising teapot, sucrier, jug and 2 teacups and saucers. Finely decorated with many figures and dragons with red ground and gilt character marks to the underside and Shimazu Mons and a pair of late 19th Century Satsuma vases 12cm high

A 19th century Coalport attributed twelve setting tea service, comprising twelve cups, saucers and side plates, two bread plates, teapot (A/F), sucrier, cream jug and slop bowl (unmarked)

A silver four piece teaset, the teapot with stained handle and finial, a stand with ivory feet, sucrier and milk jug, makers mark for R. E. Stone, London 1946, teapot 15cm

ORIENTAL CERAMICS AND WORKS OF ART - A Japanese Satsuma part tea service, for six, decorated with bamboo coloured in grey and black picked out in gilt, comprising bowed cylindrical teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, milk jug and cover, six tea cups and saucers, teapot 5in high, early 20th century

BRITISH PORCELAIN - A Ridgway sucrier and cover, printed and painted with birds and foliate swags and tendrils in green and gilt on a lemon ground, the domed cover with flower finial, rustic handles, 6.5in high, pattern no 2/3234, c.1840