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A mid 19th century English china part tea service, and another very similar, probably Coalport, the gilt star centre with relief moulded border, having a blue ground frieze with gilt and white flowers and flower painted cartouche panels, comprising: a globular teapot and cover with gilt strawberry finial, a twin-handled sucrier and cover, a slop bowl, a milk jug with angular handle, eight tea cups, three coffee cups, nine saucers, three plates and a pair of bread plates; the similar part service with six tea cups, a milk jug, a slop bowl, six saucers and six plates (52)

A Worcester round sucrier and a cover, with flower knop, printed in underglaze blue with the Three Flowers pattern, 4 3/4" high (12 cm), hatched crescent mark, circa 1770 (knop re-attached)

A rare Keeling spirally fluted ogee shaped oval sucrier and cover, the two small shell shaped handles, painted in famille rose palette with flowers and leaves, within flower, green ribbon and iron red dot borders, 5 1/4" (13.5cm) circa 1800

A New Hall ovoid tea canister, with straight neck, decorated in gilt with a flowerhead and scroll band, within gilt line borders, 4 1/4" high (10.8cm) circa 1785-90 (tiny rim nicks) This is New Hall pattern number 52 See D. Holgate, New Hall, figure 52, for a sucrier and cover in this pattern

Wedgwood blue jasperware, 19th century: a cylindrical biscuit barrel with silver plated lid, handle and base, 18.5cm high excluding handle; a tapered jug with silver plated lid; a cream jug and a sucrier, each sprigged with classical figural decoration; and a jasperware cheese dish and dome cover decorated in the 'Lear' pattern, (5).

A mid 19th century French porcelain coffee set, probably Paris, of coffee pot, milk jug, sucrier, twelve cups and nine saucers, each item of ovoid pedestal form with polychrome painted floral band to girdle, some damages, coffee pot 26cm high.

A Belleek Grass pattern tea service, of teapot, stand and cover, sucrier (no cover), cake plate, cream jug, tall jug, seventeen cups and eighteen saucers, First Period printed or impressed marks, the teapot 20cm long.

A Wedgwood pearlware miniature round sucrier and cover, painted in underglaze blue with flowers and leaves, 2" high (5cm), circa 1800-10, a matching miniature teacup and two teabowls (some damage)

A Wedgwood black basalt Bute Shape teacup and saucer, applied with classical figures, alternating with stiff leaf bands, impressed marks, circa 1800, and a Wedgwood black basalt round sucrier, applied in brown with an anthemion band (no cover)

A Meissen compressed round two handled sucrier and cover, with crocodile knop, applied overall with brightly coloured flowers and leaves, within gilt line borders, 3 1/4" high (8.2cm) mark in blue, circa 1860-80

A Staffordshire porcelain part tea and coffee service, each piece decorated in cream and gilt with vines, on a blue ground band, comprising; a teapot, cover and stand, a two handled sucrier and cover, a milk jug, a slop bowl, two bread and butter plates, 12 teacups, a coffee cup, and 16 saucers, circa 1840 (some damage), and other items

A Chamberlains Worcester rectangular two handled sucrier and cover, painted in coloured enamels with flowers and leaves, with gilt cartouches, on blue and gilt bands, 4 1/4" high (10.8 cm), circa 1820.

A Coalport small round sucrier and cover, with two triple shell handles, and interlinked roundel knop, painted in coloured enamels with birds on branches, on a puce blue ground, 9.5cm high (3 3/4"), circa 1840-50 and a matching milk jug

An English porcelain canted rectangular two handled sucrier and cover, with pointed knop, decorated overall in gilt with a vermicelli design, 6 1/4" high (16cm), circa 1810

A Staffordshire porcelain baluster shaped two handled sucrier and cover, with loop knop, painted in coloured enamels with figures in extensive landscapes, within gilt line borders, 6" high (15.2cm) signed with initials JSW in iron red, circa 1860

A Worcester facetted round sucrier and cover, with flower knop, decorated in gilt with scattered flowers and leaves, 4 3/4" high (12cm) circa 1775, and a matching milk jug

A very rare New Hall facetted flared round sucrier and domed cover, decorated in gilt with stiff leaf and 'C' scroll bands, the top of the cover with a gilt leaf, 4" high (10cm) circa 1785-87 This is New Hall pattern number 81 See D. Holgate, New Hall, figure 53, for a plain round sucrier and cover of this, although no facetted example appears to be recorded there

A Victorian part Tea Service painted floral designs in natural colours, viz: Teapot A/F, Cream Jug, Sucrier, Slop Bowl, two Plates, eight Saucers and nine Cups

A John Rose, Coalport, porcelain tea and coffee service, c. 1820, boldly painted with coloured flowers on a blue and gilt ground, comprising a teapot and cover on stand, a sucrier and cover, a cream jug, a slop bowl, a sandwich plate, a pair of biscuit plates, six coffee cups, eleven teacups and nine saucers, pattern no. 910. With damage (36)

A 19th century Newhall sucrier and cover along with a large Newhall dish.

A Ridgways porcelain sucrier, cream jug, slop bowl and bread plate.

A SILVER THREE PIECE VERTICALLY fluted and tapered baluster tea service, tea pot, open sucrier and cream jug. Sheffield 1901/ 1907/ 1908 makers J.R.(3).

An early 19th century tea and coffee service, possibly Coalport, each piece painted with the 737 pattern of a band of flowers between foliate gilding on blue bands, comprising: tea pot and cover, sucrier and cover, waste bowl, sandwich plate, milk jug, six coffee cups, nine tea cups and fourteen saucers (D) (36)

Minton "Haddon Hall" pattern tea and coffee ware - coffee pot and cover, teapot and cover, six of each cups, saucers and sideplates and sucrier and cover.

A 19th century Meissen 'Schneeballen' porcelain 7 piece tete a tete tea service, each piece encrusted all over with applied flowers, roses and yellow songbirds, the branch handles picked out in gilt, comprising of a globular teapot 11cm high, sucrier and cover 11cm high, cream jug 9cm high and a pair of tea cups and covers on saucers 8cm high, crossed swords marks in underglaze blue (some losses to birds and rose petals)

A 19th century Coalport porcelain fluted oval sucrier and cover, decorated in gilt and enamel with fruiting vines, 15cm high

A Ridgway porcelain circular Imari pattern sucrier and cover c.1835, with gilt floral decoration, 13cm high, 19cm wide

A 19th century Ridgway porcelain rectangular sucrier and cover, with entwined gilt floral and ivy decoration, on a peach ground, 15cm high

A Charles Ahrenfeldt, Limoges, porcelain part service, of angular design with silver and blue banded decoration, including teapot, sucrier, milk jug, soup and vegetable tureens, etc.

A Royal Albert bone china dinner, tea and coffee service decorated in the Old Country Roses pattern, comprising; oval meat platter, pair of tureens and covers, oval dish, seven dinner plates, six dessert plates, four soup bowls and six saucers, gravy boat and stand, six fruit bowls, pepper and salt, coffee pot, teapot, sucrier, entree dish, bread plate, two cream jugs, sugar bowl, six cereal bowls, tazza, three tier cake stand, four egg cups, two small cream jugs, small sugar bowl, six coffee cups and saucers, twelve tea cups and thirteen saucers, thirteen tea plates, breakfast cup and saucer, tv cup and saucer, pair of mugs, preserve pot and cover, butter dish and cover, butter dish cover, floral ornament, square dish, candlestick, small rectangular dish and small square dish.

A Chinese famille verte part tea service, 20th Century, decorated butterflies, comprising; teapot, cream jug, sucrier, six cups, saucers and tea plates, damage.

A Cantonese porcelain tea service, comprising; tea pot, sucrier, cream jug, slop bowl, bread plate, six cups, saucers and plates.

A 19th Century Ewer with pewter cover decorated chinoiserie design in Imari colours 10in A/F, a two handled pedestal Bowl and a Sucrier with associated cover A/F

A Royal Worcester part tea service, transfer decorated with Oriental vases and butterflies, comprising teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, cream jug, seven tea cups, five saucers.

A mid 19th century Rockingham style part tea service, the fluted squat baluster teapot with flower head finial and frieze of stiff leaf apple green and gilt panels, painted pattern number 2/3205, comprising: teapot and stand, twin handled sucrier and cover, milk jug, slop bowl, ten teacups, twelve saucers and two bread plates (qty)

An extensive composite Derby tea and coffee service, decorated in the Imari palette, rust painted factory mark, comprising: teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, cake plate, four bread plates, twenty four tea cups, sixteen coffee cans, sixteen saucers, and slop bowl (qty)

A Derby china part tea and coffee service, with allover green, blue and gilt cornflower sprig decoration, rust printed factory mark, comprising: a teapot (no lid), an oval stand, slop bowl, sucrier, milk jug, eight tea cups, eight coffee cans, and eight saucers (qty)

An English china part tea and coffee service, the white ground decorated with scrolled lemon/grey band, having continuous gilt leafy frieze, rust painted pattern no 1607, comprising: teapot, cover and stand, sucrier and cover, a slop bowl, a milk jug, ten tea cups, six coffee cups, eleven saucers, and two bread plates (qty)

A Derby part tea and coffee service, decorated in apple green and gilt, comprising: teapot and stand, milk jug, sucrier, cake plate, ten cups and twelve saucers (qty)

A miniature Torquay ware Creamer and Sucrier with green slip over the earthenware body, the creamer with further blue slip decoration, incised 'CH Braman Barham 1900' and 'RD 44561'.

An early 19th Century Spode two handled oval Sucrier and Cover with gilt rims, red painted mark.

An early 19th Century Spode part Tea and Coffee Service painted puce, coral pink and gilt rosette and floral frieze, pattern No 362, includes lidded Sucrier, Jug and Teapot Stand

A Wedgwood black basalt teapot, coffee pot and sucrier, circa 1820, famille rose enamelled with flowers, the coffee pot 18cm high; six other black basalt wares, some Wedgwood; and a pair of green jasper cream jugs and pair of tall jugs and covers, 22cm high, (13).

An English bone china Empire shape part tea service, circa 1830, with round ogee sided teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, cream jug, four coffee and five tea cups, six saucers and two plates, in a gilt and iron red flower and scroll pattern, unmarked, some damages; and a Continental small cache pot.

A Capodimonte porcelain sucrier and cover, late 19th Century, of lobed shape, typically relief decorated with figures, crowned 'N', 12cm (2)

A Victorian blue and white transfer printed doll's tea set, comprising teapot, milk jug and sucrier with cover, 'Dresden Flowers' pattern

A SILVER FOUR PIECE TEA SERVICE, of rectangular shape with wavy everted rims, on four hoof feet: Tea Pot, Hot Water Jug, Two Handled Sucrier and a Cream Jug. Sheffield 1933. Makers Atkins Bros. Weight approximately 59 ozs.

AN EDWARDIAN SILVER REPOUSSE CLOSELY MATCHED THREE PIECE BACHELORS TEA SERVICE, of rectangular shape, the lower bodies gadrooned: Tea Pot, Cream Jug and Two Handled Sucrier. Birmingham 1901 & Sheffield 1901. Weight approximately 19 ozs. (see lot 316 for illustration)

A CASED NORITAKE COFFEE SERVICE, decorated in European fashion with lake and river landscapes with watermill, the blue borders over gilded: Coffee Pot & Cover, Two Handled Sucrier & Cover, Cream Jug, six Cans and six Saucers. Gold transfer printed factory mark, post 1920. Contained in a fitted leather covered case.

A SPODE FELSPAR PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE, pattern No: 3893, with wide pink border overgilded with foliate motifs: eight deep narrow Tea Cups, twelve wide shallow Tea Cups, twelve Saucers, one 17.5" Plate, pair of Bread & Butter Plates, one Two Handled Sucrier & Cover, one Cream Jug, one 6.5" Cream Bowl. Transfer printed factory mark and number. Approximately 38 pieces.

Fine Edwardian four piece silver tea service of boat shape, cast floral and scroll borders and engraved sides viz: tea pot with ebonised finial and handle and the matching hot water with lip to the inside for use as a coffee pot with muslin bag, sucrier and creamer, Sheffield 1904, maker John Round, overall total weight 691/2ozs

A Newhall two-handled sucrier cover and stand, circa 1800 decorated in pattern No.484 with palm trees and exotic plants in the Imari palette, 484 in red to base, a Coalport Thomas Rose type sucrier and cover, circa 1805 decorated in the Imari style with mask and ring moulded handles, '762' in gilt to base, 6.75" wide and a Spode ink stand of lozenge form, raised on four gilt highlighted paw feet, decorated in the Japan pattern, marked 'Spode 1645' in red, 8" wide (3) For a similar crested part service, see Sotheby's Welsh sale, 18th November 2003 lot 154.

A quantity of tea and coffee wares, probably Coalport, circa 1815 finely decorated with a band of brightly coloured stylised flowers and gilding against a powder blue ground, within cobalt and gilded borders, comprising sucrier, cover and stand, slop bowl, cream jug, two London shape teacups, two London shape coffee cups, and four saucers, marked 525 in gilt, slop bowl 6.5" diameter (12)

A Staffordshire earthenware part tea service, mid 19th Century, printed in green with ferns, some damage, comprising teapot, slop bowl, sucrier, cream jug, pair of bread plates, ten cups and nine saucers.

A Chamberlain Worcester porcelain sucrier and cover.

A Staffordshire earthenware part tea service, mid 19th Century, printed in green with ferns, some damage, comprising teapot, slop bowl, sucrier, cream jug, pair of bread plates, ten cups and nine saucers.

A Chamberlain Worcester porcelain sucrier and cover.

Staffordshire loving cup marked 'a present to Mr and Mrs Gilderoy, August 26th 1881' the reverse painted with a generous floral spray, Also a Sucrier probably Minton painted with pattern number 597 (some damages) (2) the loving cup 16cm high

Associated Barr period Worcester teaset circa 1800 moulded spiral flutes painted with sprigs of flora, to include: lidded teapot, cream jug and sugar bowl, four saucers and ten teabowls, and a saucer dish, also a similar lidded sucrier and a saucer dish (some damages) (22)

English porcelain 1770 - 1790 to include: a matched Worcester three flower pattern teabowl and saucer and a cannon ball pattern bowl, three Liverpool Penningtons saucers and two bowls one printed with classical scenery, a Newhall coffee cup, a Caughley Sucrier, and one other saucer probably Lowestoft (some damages) (12)