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Click here to subscribeA Coalport part tea service in the 'Revelry' pattern, comprising: seven teacups, seven saucers, six side plates, a milk jug, a sucrier and cover, a slop bowl, a square sandwich plate and a serving bowl, with a six setting canteen of bone handled cutlery, and a cased six setting bone handled fish service (Qty)
A Royal Albert part service in the 'Celebration' pattern, comprising: six dinner plates, six salad plates, twelve side plates, six desert bowls, a gravy boat and stand, fourteen teacups with eleven saucers, six coffee cups with six saucers, a sucrier and a milk jug (Qty) For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE.Please note, we do not publish any condition reports on the-saleroom.com, all requested condition reports will be available to view on trevanionanddean.com Condition reports can be found attached to your lot of interest once a request has been submitted, and can be found attached to the lot at auctions.trevanionanddean.com. Please only bid if you are entirely satisfied with the condition of your lot. The absence of a condition report does not guarantee that the lot is free from faults or defects.
A matched silver three-piece bachelor tea service, comprising a teapot, sucrier and milk jug, each of oval form with angular handles and half reeded decoration to bodies, teapot with ebonised handle and knop to hinged cover, marks to sucrier and milk jug for Hammond, Creake & Co, Sheffield 1893, the teapot marked 'WPD', Sheffield 1965, teapot 12.5cm high, gross weight of set 13.3ozt (3) Condition reports can be found attached to your lot of interest once a request has been submitted, and can be found attached to the lot at auctions.trevanionanddean.com. Please only bid if you are entirely satisfied with the condition of your lot. The absence of a condition report does not guarantee that the lot is free from faults or defects.
A porcelain cabaret set, early 20th century, each piece with green printed borders and gilt lined rims with entwined knop finials, comprising; quatrilobe shape tray 43cm wide, a teapot and cover, a sucrier and cover, a cream jug and cover, two tea cups and two saucers (6) For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE.Please note, we do not publish any condition reports on the-saleroom.com, all requested condition reports will be available to view on trevanionanddean.com
Royal Doulton Rondelay pattern dinner and tea wares, comprising twelve dinner plates, twelve salad plates, thirteen dessert plates, fifteen side plates, twelve bowls, gravy boat and stand, two oval serving platters, two tureen and covers, a sandwich plate, teapot, coffee pot, eleven teacups and twelve saucers, six coffee cans and six saucers, milk jug, cream jug, open sucrier, and sucrier and cover. - Condition Report
Royal Doulton Juliet pattern dinner and tea wares, comprising thirteen dinner plates, twelve dessert plates, thirteen side plates, twelve soup bowls, twelve further bowls, two tureen and covers, serving platter, two sauce boats and stands, teapot, hot water pot, thirteen teacups and fourteen saucers, two jugs, and an open sucrier. - Condition Report
A rare Berlin part service, circa 1823-1832Comprising: a coffee pot and cover, a teapot and cover, a milk jug, a sucrier and cover and two cups and saucers, all decorated with panes of micro-mosaic views of Roman archaeological sites based on the prints published in 1797 in two volumes by R. Edwards under the title 'A Select Collection of Views and Ruins in Rome and Its Vicinity. Recently Executed from Drawings Made Upon the Spot in the year 1791', the views set in octagonal gilt frames alternated with neo-classical panels of abstracted lyres against a green ground in imitation of pietra dura, all enclosed by gilt bands tooled with stiff foliage and neo-classical elements, the high lobed rims of both pots and sucrier with red flower blossoms in pietra dura imitation repeated on the covers which feature an reclining sphinx as a finial, the coffee pot: 18.3cm high, sceptre mark in underglaze-blue, and red stamped mark of Imperial Eagle over initials KPM (11)Footnotes:This service is part of a small group of micro-mosaic Berlin porcelain with views of Rome and its vicinities which all appear produced between 1823-32. At the basis of this radical new shape and decoration style lies the urge to break with rococo tradition and develop a new neoclassical iconography. Eva Wollschläger (in S. Wittwer, Raffinesse und Eleganz (2007), pp. 190-195) describes this extraordinary type of service in detail. Its shape was likely introduced in 1800 and with its reference to Egyptian revival in the gilt tooled reclining sphinxes on the covers, pre-date the famous Egyptian service made at Sèvres in 1804-06 for Napoleon Bonaparte. The eight-sided flat surfaces of these shapes are likely taken from silver models. The shape itself however may have also been referred to as 'von sogenannter gothischer Form', of so-called Gothic shape, as mentioned in the exhibition catalogue of the Akademie of 1806 (Wittwer op.cit. n. 7). The Berlin factory found inspiration in the micro-mosaic and hardstone pietra dura furniture and interior decoration favoured by Frederick the Great, and under Frederick Wilhelm II the KPM factory from the early 19th century turned to the depiction of minerals and hardstone imitation as well as micro-mosaics on porcelain of the newest designs, a fashion that was echoed also in Vienna and Sèvres porcelain. This shape can be found with micro-mosaic panels of birds, and only occasionally with Roman landscapes. The print sources for this service published in 1797 by R. Edwards can still be found today in the archives of the Berlin factory. Three similar cups and saucers of the same type of landscapes though not clearly identified, were previously in the Twinight Collection and are, together with their source reference, illustrated in S. Wittwer (op.cit., cat.nos. 24,25 and 26).This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: ** VAT on imported items at a preferential rate of 5% on Hammer Price and the prevailing rate on Buyer's Premium.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
AN ASSORTED LOT OF SMALL SILVER ITEMS comprising a finger purse, three napkin rings, a churn pepperette, a chair, three spoons etc., a total silver weight of approx. 6.5 ozt (203 grams), together with white metal items to include a sucrier, a rickshaw condiment stand, grape scissors, a pin holder pin cushion etc.
A George IV hallmarked silver gilt three-piece tea service comprising teapot, height 17.5cm, sucrier and milk jug, with basket fruit and scroll repoussé decoration, C.F. I.F., London 1825, approx 54ozt (3). CONDITION REPORT All three have additional pieces of solder. Teapot: clear hallmarks on base, handle and lid, hinge and lid appear good, handle firm, no personalisation or erasures. Sucrier: clear hallmarks, firm handles, scratches around the foot where it attaches to the base. Milk Jug: clear hallmarks, firm handles, scratches around the foot where it attaches to the base. The sucrier is not odd.
A George III hallmarked silver three-piece tea service with engraved Greek Key design and a matching teapot stand, height of teapot 16cm, London 1802, Robert Hennell, David Hennell & Samuel Hennell, (Robert, David and Samuel were the sons of Robert Hennell I), combined approx 38.8ozt (4). CONDITION REPORT Teapot stand: marks very rubbed, cork base damaged, small dents and scratches, Greek Key engraving is rubbed and a small dent to the top. Teapot: Clear hallmarks, hinge lid id firm, small dent to edge, engraving rubbed, scratches to hinge, several dents to handle but firm (no hallmarks on it), body is rubbed and scratched, base is scratched and postcode crudely scratched into it, dents to rim. Sucrier: a few small dents, scratches, clear hallmarks. Jug: clear hallmarks, lots of dents to body, scratches.
An extensive 19th century Wedgwood 'Bullfinch' Ironstone dinner service comprising a large quantity of dinner plates, side plates, tureens, sucrier, serving dishes, etc (3). CONDITION REPORT Age-related wear to each piece, most of the pieces have some damage in the form of chips, rim chips, cracks, crazing, etc.
Good Victorian five piece silver tea set by Mappin Brothers, of ovoid lobed section and with foliate scroll embossed decoration and raised on four outswept feet comprising spirit kettle (lacks stand), tea pot, hot water pot, milk jug and sucrier, the three pots with ivory handles and finials, Sheffield 1897, weight 77oz approx.
Royal Doulton Porcelain 'Carlyle' pattern part dinner service, H.5018; comprising tea pot, coffee pot 9.5" high, cream jug, sucrier, oval platter, 16" wide, two tureens with covers, gravy boat and stand, serving plate with handles, cake plate and cake slice, salt and pepper shakers, six napkin rings, six tea cups and saucers, six coffee cups and saucers, five twin handle bowls and six saucers, six plates 10.5" diameter, six plates 8", six plates 6.5" and six bowls
New Hall early 19th Century porcelain twin handle sucrier, in cobalt and gilt acorn pattern, pattern no. indistinct script underside, 7" wide; together with a Coalport cabinet plate, decorated with central river scene within gilt and blue foliate scrolling borders, bearing crown factory mark, 9" diameter and a Mintons cabinet plate decorated with central gilt fleur de lis medallion within powder blue and gilt rim borders, impressed factory marks underside, 9.25" diameter (3)
A Victorian silver teapot and sucrier, Hawkesworth, Eyre & Co., Sheffield 1860, of globular form with chased foliate decoration, C-scroll handle and melon finial to the hinged lid, the twin handled sucrier with twin foliate mounted handles and gilt washed interior, the teapot 5¾in. (14.6cm.) high, weight 32.5 tr.oz. (2)
Chinese Canton porcelain famille rose design cabaret tea for two set with two cups and saucers, teapot, sucrier and cover, another associated miniature teapot on an indented tray. Unmarked, 19th Century. (B.P. 21% + VAT) Very grubby, tiny teapot has chips to its rim and to the inner rim of its cover. Overall some wear with age.
A group of English porcelains, early 19th century, comprising; a Chamberlain's Worcester oblong sucrier and cover, painted with panels of exotic birds and insects against a cobalt blue and gilt scale ground, red script mark Chamberlain Worcester, 11cm. high; a Flight, Barr & Barr chinoiserie pattern coffee can, impressed mark; and two H & R Daniel claret ground coffee cups and saucers, pattern 4412, (7). Condition Report Sucrier and cover- finial of cover restored. Some repair to inner flange of sucrier.Coffee can- minor wear to gilding.Coffee cups and saucers- one cup with restoration and crack to rim. The other cup with one glued foot. Some wear to gilding. Saucers- one with haircrack to rim. Minor wear.
A Spode Felspar teapot and cover, pattern 4221; a similar sucrier and cover, c.1815-27; a Godwin & Harris rococo shape sugar box, decorated with alternating panels of flowers, c.1835-40; an Alcock sucrier, pattern 4723, c1835; a Ridgway sucrier "Acanthus" shape, pattern 2195, c1825; a Chamberlain Worcester Adelaide shape, c1840 (no cover) (6)
Royal Doulton Orchard Hill tea and dinner service, to include cake plate, teapot, 14 x cups and saucers, 16 x side plates, 14 x 27cm plates, 2 x cream jugs, lidded sucrier, 5 x oval dishes, 8 x soup bowls, 21 x 20cm plates, 16 x 13cm bowls, 4 x 20cm bordered plates, oval meat plate, lidded tureen, 2 x sauceboats and stands, 8 x 18cm bowls (128) Condition report: One cup handle cracked. There is some gilt wear mainly to the small tea plates and the large dinner plates. Most of the set appears unused.
Wedgwood California dinner service in white with gold band, to include coffee pot, cream, sucrier, two tureens, and teacups, coffee cups, soup bowls for 6. Overall condition good, some minor wear to gilding. No chips or cracks found. Sugar bowl and 1 cup heavily marked (may clean), teapot marked. Saucers light surface scratches. Wear to gilding on teapot spout.
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