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A Derby fluted round sucrier and cover, with pointed knop, decorated in orange and gilt with pendant flowerhead bands, 12cm high (4 3/4"), crowned crossed batons mark in puce and pattern number 90, circa 1785

A fine Sevres tete a tete painted panels of birds and landscapes within gilt cartouches, blue foliated festoon and scroll reserves on yellow ground comprising; a pair of cylindrical coffee cans; a circular tapered sucrier with semi domed cover and fruit finial; a circular tapered cream jug on rustic patterned feet; and a 12.5in. oval two handled tray with raised gallery further painting of roses and buildings within cartouches, gilt and blue marks with initials KKCLDT and CB (one saucer repaired and cream jug repaired). (7)

AN EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY ENGLISH PART TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, each painted with floral panels within a cobalt and gilt decorated banding, comprising a tea pot and cover, a tea pot stand, sucrier, waste bowl, seven coffee cups, eight tea cups, twelve saucers and two plates, (some damage), painted pattern No.387. (35)

A NINETEENTH CENTURY PART TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, Staffordshire, circa 1840, each of rococo shape decorated with pale grey panels with gilt scrolls, comprising a cream jug, sucrier, waste bowl, bread and butter plate, eight tea cups, three coffee cups and five saucers, (some damage). (21)

A PAIR OF MINIATURE TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS, nineteenth century, each decorated in a matt blue ground with gilt floral sprigs and gilt interior, together with a matching octagonal sucrier and cover. (4)

AN ENGLISH PORCELAIN PART TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, circa 1810, each piece decorated with a border of lozenge motif with stylised urns and leaves in orange and gilt comprising: a teapot (no cover), a sucrier, a waste bowl, a cream jug, two saucer dishes, thirteen tea cups, eight coffee cans and ten saucers, (some damage).

A Silver Tea Pot & Matching Two Handled Sucrier, of rectangular fluted tapered form, each on four raised feet. Birmingham 1921 & 1922. Maker J.C. Ltd.. Weight approximately 25 ounces.

AN EPNS TEA CADDY, of rectangular gadrooned form with hinged lid and ring handles. Width 6.5". Height 4.5", a THREE PIECE COFFEE SERVICE, of oval tapered shape with engraved decoration:- Coffee Pot, Cream Jug, and two handled Sucrier, and A PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS, Height 8.5". (6).

A THREE PIECE TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, of baluster shape with floral finials:- Coffee Pot. Height 9", Teapot and two handled Sucrier and Cover, an Hot Water Jug, and a two handled Sucrier, a Cream Jug.

AN OVAL ENTREE DISH AND COVER, TWO SALVERS, a TWO HANDLED SUCRIER, a TEA STRAINER AND STAND, TWO SERVING SPOONS, a BOXED KINGS PATTERN CAKE SLICE, SIX KINGS PATTERN CAKE FORKS, a SIFTING LADLE, A DESSERT SPOON and a DOG CAKE SERVER,

AN ELECTRO PLATED 3 PIECE TEA SERVICE, of rectangular shape:- Teapot, Two handled Sucrier and Cream Jug, an 18" oval tray with pierced gallery, a Jam Pot Holder and Cover of square shape, a Cocktail shaker.(6).

A GAUDY WELSH TEA CUP AND SAUCER, decorated in under glazed blue, iron red, green and lustre, and A GAUDY WELSH TWO HANDLED SUCRIER, lacking cover. (3).

A Sevres style part cabaret set, painted with roses within gilt wreaths, comprising tray, teapot and cover, jug and cover (handle missing) sucrier cover and a saucer, interlinked L mark, tray 30cm long

An early 19th century English porcelain two handled sucrier, cover and stand, rectangular body painted with sprays of wild flowers in reserve panels on a blue ground, decorated with gilt, the domed cover with square finial, the whole decorated with gilt, painted Pattern No. 2/187 in red, 11.5cm (4.5"); a similarly decorated circular plate, 22cm (8.75" diameter)

A Similarly Decorated Part Tea Service, comprising jug, slop basin (cracked), sucrier and cover, hexafoil spoon tray, eight tea bowls (two repaired), four saucers and a larger saucer (18) See lot 173 for illustration.

A Sevres (hardpaste) lilac-ground part coffee service, painted with bust portrait medallions in profile of Greek figures from Antiquity and linked with bands of stylised foliage, comprising; a pedestal sucrier and cover and four coffee cans and saucers, interlaced 'L's' cypher for Louis XVIII, incised marks, the sucrier with gilder's mark FB.20., perhaps for Francois-Antoine Boullemier, circa 1820 (extensive damage and repairs throughout)

A Newhall late 18th Century part afternoon tea and coffee service, pattern no. 280, the border an undulating black line to which are attached black and gold trefoils and gold and magenta dots comprising: 9in. oval teapot and cover (spout chipped, cover chipped); an oval helmet-shaped cream jug (cracked); and oval teapot stand; a two-handled oval sucrier and cover; a 7.5 in. circular saucer dish; a 6in. circular slop bowl; seven tea bowls; four cylindrical coffee cans; and four saucers (gilding worn).

A Spode late 18th Century afternoon tea and coffee service, pattern no. 1956, painted Chinese buildings and medallions with flowers, gilt foliated scroll ornamentation on blue ground comprising: a 10.75 in. oblong tapered teapot (no cover, inner rim chipped); two saucer dishes 8in. and 7.25 in.; a pair of 7.25 in. circular plates; a 6.25 in. slop bowl; a 6.5 in. oblong teapot stand; a 5.75 in. oblong two-handled sucrier and cover; an oblong cream jug; ten circular tapered coffee cups with bracket handles; six large tea cups; seven small tea cups; seventeen saucers.

A Spode early 19th Century part afternoon tea set decorated black printed landscapes with gilt ornamentation comprising: a 6in. oval two-handled sucrier and cover; a 6.5 in. oval teapot stand; a 6.25 in. circular slop bowl; three graduated circular saucer dishes; six tea cups; and twelve saucers, pattern no. 482 (gilding worn, one handle to sucrier imperfect).

A Miles Mason afternoon tea set, pattern no. 221, decorated gilt fruiting vines with Greek key ornamentation on orange bands comprising: a 9.25 in. oval teapot; a 6.5 in. two-handled sucrier and cover; a 9in. oval two-handled teapot stand; a 7.5 in. circular saucer dish; a 6in. oval cream jug; ten tea cups; and ten saucers (all pieces crazed, cover to sucrier repaired, teapot rim cracked). (25)

An Augarten Vienna part Coffee Service decorated flowers viz: Sucrier five cups and Saucers

A five piece pottery Tea Set with chequered pattern in dark blue, cream and gilt: Teapot, Stand, Hot Water Jug, Sucrier and Jug

A Silver Three Piece Tea Service, of rectangular shape, the borders with shell and foliate scroll angles: Tea Pot with ebonized wooden handle and finial, a Sucrier and Cream Jug with flying scroll handles, the terminals in the form of grotesques, each on four lion paw feet. Birmingham 1914, makers T.E.A.. Weight approximately 32 ounces..

Spode sucrier, oval form with a dome cover, integral ringed handles decorated with monochrome print of castle ruins within a landscape, circa 1805-1815, 12 1/2cm

Victorian china tea service, circa 1845, decorated in Gaudy Welsh style comprising teapot and cover, covered sucrier, milk jug, two bread and butter plates, slop basin, eleven cups, eleven saucers (30)

A Meissen coffee service, each piece painted in Kakiemon style with the Yellow Tiger pattern, comprising: baluster shaped coffee pot and cover, with flower knop, cream jug, round sucrier cover, six coffee cups and saucers, with entwined handles, and a round tray, painted marks in blue and impressed and painted numerals

A drabware miniature rectangular sucrier and cover, bat printed in sepia with figures, within brown line borders, 7.6cm wide (3"), circa 1815 (small chip to knop)

A Davenport pearlware round sucrier and domed cover, with ball knop, printed in black with the Durham pattern, on a pink lustre ground, gilt line borders, 14cm high (5 1/2"), printed title mark in black, circa 1850

An unusual creamware part tea service, each piece finely painted with the initials AK in flowers, and with scattered flowers and leaves, within brown line borders, comprising: cylindrical teapot and cover with painted knop, barrel shaped milk jug, slop bowl and a round sucrier and cover, circa 1790 (teapot cover with faint hairline crack)

A Grainger and Co. double walled reticulated ovoid sucrier and cover with two angular handles, pierced with scrolling flowers and leaves, within gilt line borders, 10cm high (4"), painted mark in brown and pattern number 1/1240

A Royal Crown Derby miniature oval teapot and cover, decorated in Imari style with flowers and leaves, beneath a flower and diaper panelled band,3.8cm high (2 1/2"), printed mark in red and pattern number 6299, and a similar miniature milk jug and two handled sucrier (No cover)

A New Hall rectangular two handled sucrier and cover, decorated in Imari style with flowers and leaves, within blue and gilt border, 10. 8cm high (4 1/4"), pattern number 1542, circa 1820

A rare Machin miniature part tea service, each piece painted in puce, blue, green, brown and yellow with flower and leaf scroll bands, comprising: rectangular teapot, cover and stand, with gadrooned rim, rectangular sucrier and cover, milk jug, six teacups, with scroll handles, and 5 saucers, and a saucer dish, circa 1820

A Coalport London Shape tea service, each piece brightly painted in coloured enamels with sprays of flowers and leaves, on a gilt honeycomb ground, comprising: teapot, cover and stand, milk jug, two handled sucrier and cover, slop bowl, and six teacups and saucers, circa 1815

A Flight, Barr and Barr round two handled sucrier, decorated in gilt with panels of flowers and leaves, on a salmon ground, 18.5cm diameter, overall (7 1/4"), circa 1815-20

A Spode New Oval shape two handled sucrier and cover, decorated in gilt with roundels of flowers, and stiff leaves, 18cm wide (7"), script mark in red and pattern number 471, circa 1815-20.

A Coalport oval sucrier, with two fixed ring handles, decorated in gilt with scroll, scale and leaf bands, 13.5cm wide (5 1/4"), circa 1800

A Caughley round sucrier and a domed cover, with flower knop, printed in underglaze blue with the Fence pattern, within blue line borders, 12cm high (4 3/4"), blue printed C mark, circa 1785

A Caughley round straight sided sucrier and cover, with button knop, painted in pink, puce and gilt with flowerhead, leaf and ribbon scroll bands, 12 cm high (4 3/4"), circa 1790.

A Flight Worcester spirally fluted round sucrier and cover, with pointed knop, printed in black with ruins, within gilt line borders, 12.8cm high (5"), circa 1785

A Paris porcelain ovoid coffee pot and cover, with loop handle and mask spout, painted en grisaille with a lion and a camel in a landscape, within gilt line borders, 26cm high (10 1/4"), circa 1815-20, and a matching milk jug and round sucrier and cover (some damage).

An 18th century Sevres tea pot and cover together with a similar sucrier and cover, the latter with date letter for 1767, each painted with floral sprays within gilt dentil rims, the covers with yellow and pink daisy knops respectively, marks in blue on the latter for the painter J-C Bienfait.

A selection of English and French 18th and 19th century porcelain cups and saucers, a sucrier, and seven items of Wedgwood blue and white, Ferrara pattern, (27), (most restored/damaged)

A 19th century English sucrier cover and stand, an octagonal dish and plate, decorated in underglaze blue and polychrome colours, three Imari decorated items (two saucers and plate), and a pair of Staffordshire Turks (restored), (8)

A Cased Carlton Ware Coffee Service, circa 1930, each cream coloured piece decorated with a multicoloured crane flying before a black-stemmed tree, comprising coffee pot and cover, sucrier, jug and six coffee cups and saucers, printed facsimile signature, painted pattern no. 3891 (15).

A Rockingham Bone China Tea Service, circa 1835, of neo-rococo form with two-tone yellow/green banding with internal gilt scrollwork, the cup exteriors with moulded basket weave, comprising teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, slop bowl, two bread and butter plates, six wide cups, fourteen narrow cups, and nine saucers, pattern 886 in iron red, puce griffin mark ("Manufacturer to the King") on saucers (32).

An English Neo-Rococo Bone China Part Tea Service, circa 1830, predominantly green with moulded white scroll borders picked out in gilding, the ground containing trilobate leaves alternating with puce scrolls, comprising Sucrier and cover, slop bowl, jug, a pair of bread and butter plates, seven shallow and nine steep cups and twelve saucers, gilt pattern nos. 2/657 (chips and cracks) (34).

A Set of Four Meissen Tea Cups and Stands with Jug, mid 18th century, each finely painted in botanical style with tulips, roses, pansies, cornflower and smaller cut sprigs, brown edged rims; and A Meissen Sucrier and Cover, similarly decorated with brown line border, crossed swords in underglaze blue, various impressed numerals (11).

WORCESTER - A Worcester blue and white Three Flowers pattern circular sucrier and cover, printed with three small flowers to the centre of a large spray, double line border, the double domed cover with flower sprig finial, 4.75in high, crescent mark in underglaze blue, c.1770

WORCESTER - A Worcester blue and white Three Flowers pattern circular sucrier and cover, printed with three small flowers to the centre of a large spray, double line border, the double domed cover with flower sprig finial, 5in high, crescent mark in underglaze blue, c.1770

SILVER - A Victorian milk jug and sucrier, of compressed baluster form, on leaf capped scroll feet, double scroll handles, engraved overall with panels of scrolling foliage, beaded wavy rims, gilt interiors, each 5.5in high, Sheffield 1854, 23oz

A Silver Three Piece Tea Service of oblong octagonal shape with lions paw feet: Tea Pot, Two Handled Sucrier, Cream Jug. Sheffield 1947. Maker E V. Combined weight approximately 27 ounces.

A Silver Three Piece Tea Service of rectangular form with beaded rims, each on four lion paw feet: Tea Pot, Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug. Sheffield 1961. Maker E.V. Weight approximately 40 ounces.

A Silver Repousse Four Piece Tea Service of oval urn shape with lobed Covers and lower bodies, on collet feet: Tea Pot, Hot Water Jug, Two Handled Sucrier and Cream Jug. Sheffield 1915 & 16. Makers Walker & Hall. Weight approximately 43 ounces.

A SILVER REPOUSSE FOUR PIECE SERVICE, the Tea Pot, Jug and Two Handled Sucrier & Cover of circular melon shape with alternating floral and foliate and plain panels, the Hot Water Jug and Coffee Pot of pear shape, all with scroll handles and on anthemium decorated feet. Birmingham 1972. Weight approximately 79 ounces. Maker F.M.

An English 19th Century Sucrier and Cover, with deep blue banding highlighted in gilt and yellow, the cover with twisted flame finial, 6" high.

An early 19th century English porcelain tea/coffee service painted with floral sprays, comprising teapot and covered sucrier with rose moulded finials, baluster shaped cream jug, raised on four scallop shell feet, six teacups, coffee cups and plates, Pattern No. 5209, (sucrier handle a.f. and some discolouration), (21).

An early 19th century Wedgwood 'caneware' sucrier and milk jug with applied classical motifs, both stamped Wedgwood, sucrier 11cm long, and an early 19th century Wedgwood black basalt cream jug (with a hairline crack)

ENGLISH PORCELAIN - A Spode miniature part tea service, decorated in iron red with flower sprays, gilt line borders, comprising teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, slop bowl, five tea cups and saucers, c.1815 (one cup damaged)

DERBY PORCELAIN - A Derby quatrefoil teapot stand, scattered with gilt sprigs within a blue and gilt border, 5in long, crown over D in blue, c.1780; a Derby sucrier and cover with blue and gilt borders, 'jewelled' with pearls in relief, cone finial, 3.5in high, crown, crossed batons, dots and D in puce, gilders numeral 2 for Joseph Stables, c.1790 (3)