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A 19th Century George III silver hallmarked twin handled sucrier / sugar bowl. The bowl having twin stirrup handles with a reeded section to the centre, raised on ball feet. Hallmarked London 1809, makers marks rubbed. Measures 17.5cm x 9.5cm. Weight 239.3g. 

A 19th Century Victorian A B Savory & Sons silver hallmarked sugar bowl / sucrier. The bowl having twin handles of scrolled form raised on four scrolled acanthus leaf feet. Hallmarked London 1858. Measures 12cm diameter, 22cm wide and 12cm tall. Weight 380g. 

Decorative jugs, a sucrier, serving plates etc

A large late 19th century Haviland & Co Limoges porcelain serviceDecorated with pink floral garlands and blue floral borders with gilded highlights and comprising ten large plates, 21cm diameter, eight smaller plates, 18.5cm diameter, nine bowls, 14.5cm diameter, twelve tea cups and thirteen saucers, a teapot, 24.5cm high, six variously shaped serving dishes, and four small saucer dishes, 8cm diameter,  all marked Haviland France and Haviland & Co, Limoges for Hudson Crockery Co.also with a differing pattern Havilland Limoges rectangular dish, and a Havilland Limoges three piece set of milk jug, sucrier and leaf shaped dish decorated with roses and gilded high lights, also marked Haviland Limoges and Haviland & Co. Limoges for the Hudson Crockery Co and with ten Nippon white and floral decorated small ramekin dishes. (qty)

Late 18th century porcelain tea set comprising teapot marked N248, sucrier & milk jug 

Early to mid 19th century Spode Feldspar porcelain sucrier, cover and stand, decorated in green enamel and gilt with foliate patterns, stamped marks

A Flight and Barr yellow ground sucrier and cover, circa 1795-1800, 15cm high

A Miles Mason sucrier and cover, a continental Derby-style figure, and other ceramics and glassCondition report: Sucrier- The cover has multiple edge chips, the inner rim is chipped and the base is cracked.

An English creamware sucrier and cover, c1780-90, with entwined handles and flower knop, brightly painted with a hut and fence orm  to the other side boulder and fence, 11cm h Sucrier - minor descending crack. Cover - small chip on rim and 'flea bites' on petals of knop

A Sevres porcelain part tea service, c.1772-3,each piece painted with flower festoons within puce and pink enamel tram lines with gilt trails and a blue dotted and banded border, comprising 12 tea cups, 8 saucers, a teapot and cover, 16.5 cm high, a cream jug, a lidded sucrier and a slops bowl, enamelled interlaced Ls, decorators marks V Y, interlaced SS and possibly Thevenet pere,One teacup handle repairedThe covered Sugar bowl has a wide splinter chip with associated stained hairline crack extending down the body and there is some staining to one side, the cover is in good condition however.The teapot has slight wear on the gilding on the rim otherwise in good condition.The milk jug is in good condition.The slops bowl has some wear to the glaze on the interior and a little wear to the gilding on the rim in places, otherwise in good condition.Most of the tea cups have a little bit of wear to the gilding on the rims and one of the coffee cups has a badly broken and rivet repaired handle.The sources have a little bit of a scratching and where to the centres where they have been used, otherwise in good condition.PLEASE NOTE:- Prospective buyers are strongly advised to examine personally any goods in which they are interested BEFORE the auction takes place. Whilst every care is taken in the accuracy of condition reports, Gorringes provide no other guarantee to the buyer other than in relation to forgeries. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and some descriptions in the catalogue or given by way of condition report make reference to damage and/or restoration. We provide this information for guidance only and will not be held responsible for oversights concerning defects or restoration, nor does a reference to a particular defect imply the absence of any others. Prospective purchasers must accept these reports as genuine efforts by Gorringes or must take other steps to verify condition of lots. If you are unable to open the image file attached to this report, please let us know as soon as possible and we will re-send your images on a separate e-mail. One teacup handle repaired

A vintage Angelica Kauffman style Bavarian made six setting tea set (sucrier lacking lid)

A CHAMBERLAINS BLUE AND WHITE WORCESTER SUCRIER and TRIO. Printed, Godden Ref. Coll.

19th century Minton sucrier with floral and gilt designs, H: 11 cm, no cracks, chips or visible restoration. P&P Group 2 (£18+VAT for the first lot and £3+VAT for subsequent lots)

A George III hallmarked silver three-piece tea service, comprising teapot, height 17.5cm, sucrier and milk jug, with chased bead and foliate design, each with cartouche of laurel leaves with monogram, George Burrows, London 1801, combined approx 28ozt (3).

A collection of Royal Grafton wares comprising a yellow ground teapot and matching sucrier, a tea for two set in the Vogue pattern a two handled serving plate in the Fairy Glen pattern, etc, together with a collection of Healacraft miniature ceramics with rose decoration including candle snuffer, miniature teawares, etc (collection)

A Worcester porcelain sucrier pattern 90

18th Century Chamberlain Worcester porcelain collection to include a sucrier, two tea bowls, two saucers and a coffee cup.

A Worcester Flight sucrier

Three pieces of Barr Worcester porcelain a sucrier, tea cup and saucer.

New Hall c1790 pattern 202 sucrier, tea bowl and saucer

A Worcester sucrier and bowl with small flower design

Worcester Flight period porcelain with puce design sucrier, milk jug and tea bowl

A Worcester c.1800 sucrier

JAPANESE KUTANI PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE, comprising teapot, sucrier, milk jug and slops bowl, tea cups, eleven saucers and twelve plates, 6 character marks (37)

SMALL GROUP ROYAL CROWN DERBY 'MIKADO' PATTERN TEAWARES, c. 1933, including teapot, milk jug and sucrier, 2 muffin dishes (one lacks cover), pair cruets, bowl and dish

A Royal Worcester fruit painted child's part teaset, comprising teapot, sucrier, milk jug, cup, saucer, and side plate, black printed marks, signed by various artistsCondition report: Good condition. No damage or repair. Gilding with only very minor surface wear.

A Copeland basket, a Meissen leaf dish and sucrierCondition report: Copeland basket in good condition. Meissen leaf dish with wear to the gilded edge. Sucrier lid with a small chip.

A Wedgwood black basalt bowl and sucrier, two turned alabaster vessels, a 1960's pewter ground textured art glass bowl, and two Victorian Staffordshire print ware bowls (one box)

A MATCHED THREE PIECE SILVER TEA SET the teapot by James Deakin & Sons (John & William F Deakin), Sheffield, 1904, of oval form with a half gadrooned body, together with a matching cream jug and a sucrier of the same maker, 1902, c.36oz

A SILVER CREAM JUG AND SUCRIER by William Aitken, Birmingham, the sucrier 1907 and the cream jug 1905, of squat form with rocaille work decoration, 16.5cm wide, c.258grams

A silver hallmarked two handled sucrier, James Deakin & Sons, along with silver bowl marked "sterling", with decoration of deity's 173.09 grams gross

A Noritake bowl, painted with still life roses, signed; a Japanese Samurai hand painted tea service comprising tea pot, milk, sucrier, cups, saucers, side, dessert and cake plates; a Noritake part tea service

A pair of early 20th century Coalport cabinet coffee cans and saucers; another single; others, Spode, Copeland, etc; a 19th century Royal Crown Derby sucrier and cover; a New Chelsea vase; a pair of Locke & Co blush vases; others similar

19th CENTURY CROWN DERBY "Japan" pattern lidded sucrier; together with Royal Crown Derby similar miniature lidded vase and 2 pin dishes

A silver cream jug, and matching sucrier, having profuse floral scroll decoration and vacant cartouche, Birmingham 1947, 18oz

A Portmeirion pottery 'Totem' coffee service,designed by Susan Williams-Ellis, white glazed with relief moulded decoration, printed and impressed marks, comprising a coffee pot and cover, two milk jugs, a sucrier, six cups, six black glazed saucers and a pot, 33cm high (16)Condition report: Saucers not marked, small firing crack to one jug, one cup with chip to rim, otherwise no obvious major faults

18th century English porcelain sucrier of reeded circular form decorated with green floral sprays, domed cover with pinecone finial. 13.5cm high; also a dish of shell form with iron red, green and gilt floral decoration, 23cm long.  (2).Condition:Sucrier - Firing cracks to interior and exterior base. Chips to footrim and quite worn and scratched on reeding. Small cracks and discolouration to edge of cover.Dish - Slight wear to gilt and enamels, slight glaze impurities. 

Two Chelsea Derby figure groups, three Derby Japan-pattern items to include an ice pail and two sucrier, together with a Copeland porcelain model of a tower

Group of two tea pots and a sucrier and cover, one of Castleford type, further boy in the window Newhall tea pot and pearlware sucrier with swan finial

Royal Worcester Royal Garden pattern tea service for seven place settings, comprising teapot, teacups, saucers, side plates, milk jug, open sucrier, cake plate, and cake stand

Shelley 'Wild Anemone' twenty-four piece tea service for six plus extras, comprising teapot, jug, sucrier, serving plate, seven saucers, six side plates, six teacups and another plate, all stamped with no. 13977 beneath

A collection of 18th century and later creamware, to include WedgwoodCondition report: Jug is salt glazed and tip of tail on handle has been glued. Sucrier is 18th century, but badly discoloured, with various chips and cracks. Small pedestal bowl is 18th century, has a hole in the insde, various chips and cracks. Pierced plate is 18th century, with cracks and rim chips. One pierced oval stand marked Wedgwood - has light wear. Chestnut basket has missing handle, chips and cracks. One oval stand marked Anthony, so later in date and has light wear. The remaining items are later in date and some are continental, variously damaged.

1930's four piece silver tea service, comprising teapot, hot water pot, twin handled open sucrier, and milk jug, each of plain oval form upon a stepped oval foot, the teapot and hot water pot with brown Bakelite handles and finials, hallmarked William Neale & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1938 and 1939, approximate gross weight 49.76 ozt (1547.9 grams)

19th Century flower-encrusted miniature porcelain cup and saucer, sucrier and milk jug, 5cm high and smaller, (4)

A collection of assorted English early-mid 19th-century handpainted ceramics. To include a Derby porcelain teapot, another teapot and confirming stand, a teapot and matching sugar bowl, two cups and saucers and two plates, several probably by Rockingham. The Derby teapot: 24cm wide. (11)Condition report: Green banded teapot spout chippedDerby puce leaf teapot nibble chips to end of spoutRockingham style teapot cover damaged and repaired matching sucrier cover damaged, star crack to the base, pair of matching plates with stacking wear to the enamels and gilding of bothPair of pink banded cups and saucers enamels and gilding with some wear.

Wedgwood - a powder blue Jasperware inc pedestal fruit bowl, 22cm diameter; others, Batchelors tea pot, sucrier, comport, bust, milk jug etc

Silver plated four piece tea service comprising: teapot, water jug, two handled sucrier and cream jug. Together with a good quality silver plated pie crust salver on hoof feet. (5)(B.P. 21% + VAT)

Eight piece Carlton Ware flower and leaf design pink ground bachelor's teaset, together with Carlton Ware novelty salt and pepper set in the form of a maid and a hotel porter. (10) (B.P. 21% + VAT) The sucrier has a chip to the petal/flowerhead handle The porter boy - losses to his trousers, other items - no obvious damage.

A Victorian silver twin-handled sucrier, Arthur Priestley & Co, Sheffield 1894, of globular form with scrolling handles on raised foot, with half-reeded body, foliate decoration and beaded border with gilt interior, 11.8cm high, weight 11.31ozt

A George V three-piece silver tea service by William Hutton & Sons, Sheffield 1932, comprising teapot, sucrier and milk jug, each of compressed rectangular form with angled handles on four ball feet, teapot with ebonised knop and handle, teapot 16cm high, gross weight 35.11ozt (3)

A large selection of silver plated tableware, to include a pair of Christofle twin-handled dishes and covers, each 30cm wide, a four-piece silver plated 'Alpacca' tea service, comprising teapot, coffee pot, milk jug and sucrier, a Dutch white metal dish and cover, and a further assortment of serving dishes and cutlery (qty)

A Royal Albert part tea service in the 'Old Country Roses' pattern, comprising: eight teacups, nine saucers, six side plates, a milk jug, a sucrier, a sandwich plate and a candlestick (27)

A George V silver milk jug and sucrier, Adie Brothers Ltd, Birmingham 1935, each of tapering faceted form on circular foot and angular handles, milk jug 7.8cm high, sucrier 8.5cm high, gross weight 7.24ozt (2)

A 19th century Dutch silver teapot and sucrier, stamped 'ICH' with retailers mark for 'DIEMONT', each of compressed form on circular base with raised borders, teapot with ebonised handle and knop, 21.5cm long, gross weight 18.20ozt (2)

A Chamberlain's Worcester sucrier and cover and teapot stand, circa 1800, of fluted form, decorated with floral sprays and yellow-banded borders

DERBY; four pieces of late 18th/early 19th century porcelain including sucrier and cover, a teacup, a tea bowl and saucer, each with jewelled and gilt decoration above relief moulded detail to the lower bodies, signed to base (4).Additional InformationRubbing and wear to the gilding, paint/glaze faults to the cover and the cup.

WORCESTER; eleven pieces of 18th century porcelain decorated in similar patterns, including a teapot and cover, a sucrier and cover, each hand painted in blue with roses/floral detail with gilded highlights.Additional InformationVery minor chips to the underside rim of the sucrier and cover, minor nibbles to the finial on the teapot, restoration to the spout on the teapot, fluted saucer with a tiny nibble to the rim, the matching cup with crack to the rim, one saucer bears Albert Amor label verso.

DERBY; an early 19th century teapot of oval form with moulded linear decoration with gilt highlights, height 16cm, together with a Derby sucrier and cover, decorated with a single band of roses inside gilt cross hatched detail and a matching cup, pattern number 529 (3).Additional InformationThe spout on the teapot with a crack, wear to the gilding, an old repair chip to the spout, restoration to the loop finial on the sucrier cover.

A collection of late 18th/early 19th century porcelain including a Coalport sucrier cover and stand, various saucers, Derby jug, etc.Additional InformationFiring crack/fault to handle of sucrier, wear to the decoration throughout and gilding, deep blue and white saucer heavily crazed and saucer sounds flat, miles mason cup cracked, blue and white deep cup stained, Newhall tea bowl cracked, blue and white tea bowl with hairline.  

A silver jug, sucrier and hairbrush