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Click here to subscribeAn early 20th century French Empire style, Continental (800) silver gilt four-piece tea set. The set comprises a lidded sucrier, hot water pot, teapot and cream jug. All fitted with pineapple finials ivory handles and supported on cloven hoof feet. 80 ozt gross weight Approx 28 cm high the tallest item.Condition report: No apparent damage
Three trays of assorted Susie Cooper pottery items to include; six 'Reverie' coffee cups and saucers, various other coffee cups and saucers some Crownworks Burslem and some Wedgwood, a milk jug and sucrier and egg coddler. Together with a hand painted 'Gray's pottery, Hanley England' coffee cup and saucer. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Seven trays of Royal Albert English bone china 'Old Country Roses' design items to include; lidded tureens, cake stand, two handled soup bowls with stands, various other bowls, various plates, gravy boat with stand, salt and pepper, bell, teapot, teacups and saucers, milk jug and sucrier, lidded jam pot, egg cups, fish knife etc. (6)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Three trays of French faience pottery, largely H.B Quimper ware to include: two trays of part dinnerware and teaware decorated with pink daisies and crocuses including: four eggcups, dinner plate, two side plates, six tea plates and two soup mugs with saucers, together with a jug and a two handled sucrier, a further tray has assorted Quimper ware to include: a figural and floral decorated teapot, a rectangular dish, a lidded fish soup dish inscribed "soupe de poissons", decorated with a daisy and crocus pattern, another florally decorated, shallow dish and a small dish by Rennes inscribed 1977 to the base decorated with daisy and crocus pattern. (3)(B.P. 21% + VAT)
Victorian part teaset comprising: teapot; twin handled covered sucrier; milk jug; two twin handled cake plates and two covered muffin dishes with green and gilt floral decoration and acorn finials. Red fractional pattern no. 2/3701, otherwise unmarked. Possibly John Ridgway, Hanley, the teapot with fourteen hole round dome or "golf ball" strainer.Condition reportTeapot: Has cracked handle & crack to base.Muffin dishes: One dish has chipped rim.The rest of the items are in reasonable condition with some rubbing to gilding overall.
19th century English porcelain teaset by John Ridgway, Staffordshire, with polychrome floral panels surrounded by gilt, white and cafe au lait borders, pattern no. 2/7545, comprising: teapot; twin handled covered sucrier; cake plate; milk jug; slop bowl; eleven teacups and ten saucers. Printed puce royal arms marks and crown marks.Condition reportTeapot: Repairs to handle of cover, otherwise good.Sucrier: Very slight discolouration to underside of handles, otherwise good condition.Milk jug: Good condition.Cake plate: 2" & 2½" cracks to rim & substantial crack to circular panel approx. 9".Slop bowl: Good condition.10 saucers: All in good condition.11 teacups: 10 in good condition, 1 with repairs to handle & discolouration to interior.
Matched Copeland Spode, Spode and French Luneville and Marlborough Sprays pattern dinner and tea wares, comprising two tureen and covers and apple finials, two sauce tureen and covers with pear finials and fixed stands, six graduated platters including two pairs, large plate, thirteen dinner plates, twelve bowls, ten smaller bowls, eight side plates, eleven smaller side plates, teapot, twin handled sucrier and cover with apple finial, open sucrier, cream jug, smaller cream jug, four breakfast cups, eight tea cups, four large saucers, eleven smaller saucers, and nine further smaller saucers.
A Mappin and Webb Silver Plate on Copper Tea Service, comprised of teapot, milk jug, sucrier, and tray; a Mappin and Webnb cut crystal glass pair of Brandy glasses, boxed; a Swarovski miniature teddy bear ornament, and another of a mouse; a German brass cased carriage clock; part set of four cut crystal glass whiskey tumblers; a Portmerion crystal glass pitcher, boxed, etc.
A John Derbyshire Pressed Glass Lion, after Landseer's Lions, Trafalgar Square, c.1875, 18cm x 10cm x 12cm tall; a Victorian pressed glass seated dog; a Greener co. large twin-handled pressed glass sucrier, 1887, 22cm wide x 12cm tall; A George Davidson pressed glass rectangular dish, 23cm x 16cm, c. 1885, and another smaller; other Victorian and later pressed glass, (17).
A extensive Wedgwood 'Fallow Deer' pattern blue and white part dinner service, 20th century, comprising; fourteen dinner plates, 25.5cm diameter, eleven salad plates, 23cm diameter, twelve side plates, 18cm diameter, twelve soup bowls, 24.5cm wide, five serving platters of graduated sizes, two rectangular serving dishes and covers, a teapot and cover, a sucrier, two stands, and a soup tureen and cover, together with a Staffordshire blue and white soup tureen, cover and ladle (63) (at fault)
A Worcester Flight period part tea service, late 18th century, comprising: a teapot and cover, a milk jug, a sucrier and cover, a slop bowl, six tea bowls, seven saucers, and a sandwich plate, each piece of wrythen form, the cobalt blue borders with gilt double helix motif, the bodies with gilt floral and foliate sprays, painted maker's marks to bases (Qty)
A Coalport bone china tea service, c1840, printed and painted in pink and green with scattered flowers, the service including teapot, cover and stand 22cm h, pattern E[3]/133 (33) Slight staining of the glaze in the well of the slop basin, handle of one cup damaged, glaze to the interior of the sucrier with brown spots
NINE PIECES OF AYNSLEY ORCHARD GOLD, comprising 21cm plate with wavy rim, 20.5cm plate, 26cm shallow dish with wavy rim, Millenium Daffodil vase, height 25.5cm, with two handles in the form of dragons, jug, height 19cm, vase height 20cm (some wear to pattern inside the case), milk jug, sucrier, jar with hinged lid, height 9.5cm (Condition:- as mentioned, otherwise good) (9)
A Pinxton boat-shaped sucrier, painted with pink roses, green leaves and gilt foliage, gilt line borders, 12.5cm high, 19cm wide, c. 1800; another, painted in carmine and gilt, 12.5cm high, 19cm wide, c. 1800, [2] For the first sucrier, see a teacup and saucer of the same pattern: Gent, The Patterns and Shapes of the Pinxton China Factory 1796 - 1813, 1996, page 85, fig. 72; pattern 361, page 76, is identical to this unnumbered pattern but for the latter having rose hips.
An 18th Century Worcester type blue and white teapot of ribbed squash form, decorated with panels of fruit and flowers and with flower head relief work finial to the lid, 13.5 cm high, a Worcester blanc de chine figure of a Mansion House Dwarf, 16 cm high, a Royal Worcester blue and white and gilt decorated sucrier and cover, 10.5 cm high and a pair of Worcester blue and white transfer and gilt decorated oval vegetable tureens in the Aesthetic taste with elephant head handles, 32 cm long x 15 cm high
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