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A Japanese Satsuma ware tea set consisting of teapot, six cups and saucers, milk jug and lidded sucrier. Figural scenes with dragon-form finials and serpent handles

CHAMBERLAINS WORCESTER OVAL LIDDED SUCRIER, (repaired handle), also Dresden gilt and pierced edge floral painted fruit bowl (small edge damage)

VICTORIAN TEA SERVICE, Mid 19th Century gilded claret bodied tea service including teapot, sucrier and cream jug

A Continental gilded and monochrome decorated coffee service (probably Swiss), comprising coffee pot, water jug, cream jug, sucrier, slop bowl and twelve cups and saucers

Box of assorted metalware to include; silver plated teapot, cutlery, sucrier, toast rack, candlestick etc, pewter tankard, crescent shaped condiment set, modern floral design mantel clock and photograph frame, metal pineapple container etc. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Two trays of Shelley bone china reg no. 723404 'Archway of Roses' design teaware on a white ground with enamel flowers in a woodland, comprising; teacups, saucers, bowls, milk jug, sucrier, teapot on stand, plates etc. (2)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: The teapot is badly broken and in unusable condition . One large plate - crack through it.Cream jug - badly crackedSaucer - hairline crack

Box of assorted metalware to include; Indian design silver plated tray, other plated items including; wine coasters, milk jugs, sucrier, coffee pot, teapot, tray etc, various loose and cased cutlery etc. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

An Art Deco chromium plated and oak cocktail set, on stand, 26cm high, together with two canteens of cutlery, a Reed and Barton patented hot water jug, 28cm high and a sucrier (5)

A Royal Albert tea and coffee and service, Old Country Roses pattern, 6 place settings, with trios, luncheon plates, fruit bowls, tea and coffee pot, sucrier, sugar bowl and jug, oval sandwich platter.

An Edward VII silver three piece tea set, of squat bodied form with scalloped rims, relief decorated with continuous scroll effect to lower bodies, each raised on four hoof feet, Harrison Brothers & Howson (George Howson), Sheffield 1903, also stamped to bases 'GA' and 'Rd 411215', comprising teapot, a/f loose handle, 25 by 12 by 14cm high, a twin handled sucrier, 15 by 10 by 10cm, and milk jug, 11 by 7 by 10cm high, 26.2toz total. (3)

Late 18th century Derby porcelain oval fluted teapot with gilt decoration, pattern no. 530, painted puce mark c.1782-1800; three later teapots (one with matching stand) and a late 18th/early 19th century covered sucrier with bat printed urn motif and further gilt decoration, pattern no. 24, some damages and restoraton.  (6).

Small collection of New Hall porcelain teawares, pattern no. 208, decorated with shells surrounded by foliate sprigging, comprising: teapot; twin handled covered sucrier; cake plate;  two cups and three saucers; also a similar teapot, pattern no. 2/595, some damages.

Late 18th/early 19th century Spode twin handled oval sucrier and two matching coffee cans, pattern no. 1709, the cobalt blue ground with floral panels and gilt scrolling foliage and shell motifs, impressed letter S on sucrier c.1784-1805; a small Spode creamer, pattern no. 2789 and a small early 19th century saucer with pictorial panel depicting Lake Lugano, Italy, with painted red crown mark. (5).condition report - Coffee cans - Good condition. Slight wear to gilt rims.Creamer - Good condition. firing crack on spout.Sucrier - Hair cracks. cover o.k. and rim chip.saucer - Tiny air bubbles to rim. 

A Wedgwood porcelain part dinner tea and coffee service decorated in the Cavendish pattern, comprising oval meat platter, vegetable tureen and cover, sauce boat on stand, a pair of oval dishes, six dinner and dessert plates, six fruit bowls, coffee pot, sucrier, two cream jugs and a sugar bowl, six tea cups, saucers and plates, and four coffee cans and six saucers.

A Minton Cheviot pattern tea set, for eight, comprising cups and saucers, side plates, bread and butter plate, tea pot, milk jug, sucrier and hot water jug

A Copenhagen Porcelain coffee set, floral design on ivory ground, gilt edge, comprising coffee pot, six coffee cups and saucers, sucrier, cream jug, side plates, comport, jug, etc

A Royal Crown Derby pattern 2451 miniature tea cup and saucer, another similar, a similar teapot, Crown Staffordshire miniature silver shape teapot and sucrier, similar circular box and cover and a toilet jug and basin (10).

Late 18th century English porcelain, to include a Worcester Chamberlain Stag Hunt pattern sucrier and cover, a milk jug, possibly Chamberlain Worcester, painted with Chinese figures, a New Hall cream jug, a Caughley tea caddy, and a Caughley tureen (5)

Early 19th century English landscape-painted and gilt porcelain, to include a Ridgway vase, 21cm height, a pint mug with hunting scene, a Derby sucrier with a titled scene, and a Minton cup and saucer (5)

Chantilly custard cup, circa 1750, painted with a foliate pattern, marks to base, and a Sèvres small sucrier and cover, with date mark for 1780, painted with floral sprays (2)

A collection of Rockingham porcelain to include muffin dish, sucrier etc.

AN 18TH CENTURY POSSIBLY WORCESTER SUCRIER AND COVER together with a Royal Crown Derby Imari pattern pin dish, a Spode bisque porcelain bust of Winston Churchill from the first edition of 1965, a cut glass celery vase, four plates depicting famous politicians to include Lloyd George and Disraeli, a Wedgwood ring stand etc

A LIMOGES PORCELAIN PART DUET TEASET each piece decorated with a painted portrait, set with teapot, sucrier, milk jug and two cups (5)

A spongeware tea set, each piece of waisted hexagonal form with shaped loop handle, comprising a teapot, cover and stand, a water jug, a milk jug and a sucrier, the tallest 13.5cm high, with a large florally decorated dish, 28cm diameter, a similarly decorated side plate, a further large shallow dish, a cruet set modelled as an aeroplane, a model cat, a small copper lustre bowl and three vases (14)

A 19th century butterfly pattern tea service, in the style of Wedgwood, adorned with vibrant butterflies above a green foliate frieze, to include teapot, milk jug, slop bowl, sucrier, eleven cups and saucers, and two sandwich plates (28) (at fault)For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE

A florally encrusted two handled pedestal cup, probably Coalbrookdale Coalport, the cup with daub painted twin loop handles, hand painted floral motifs, gilt rim and highlights, the quadruped pedestal with gilt painted claw feet, 7cm high, with a 19th century florally decorated moustache cup, a similarly decorated jug with lady mask spout and duck and green man mask handle, a pierced bonbon dish, and a selection of early 19th century English porcelain tea wares and other pieces to include a sucrier and cover (Qty)For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE

A Hammersley Autumn Gold part service, comprising; six dinner plates, a large tureen, a salt and pepperette, a teapot and cover, a milk jug, a sucrier, six tea cups, six saucers and three egg cups, each piece with gilt highlights, decorated with fruits, berries and nuts, and signed 'D. Millington', with six Hammersley mugs, each with gilt rim and floral decoration (Qty)For condition information please view this lot on our website HERE

An interesting group of six Victorian electroplated mounted oak items, to include a novelty coal box sucrier, with original shovel spoon.

Royal Crown Derby Tête à Tête set consisting of a tray, two cups and saucers, teapot, milk jug and sucrier, design number: 116892, tray measures 35cm

Victorian silver sucrier bearing marks for Hayes Brothers, Birmingham, 1895, 18cm wide, two white metal toddy ladles, Victorian silver salts etc

Small collection of silver consisting of two silver sauce boats, twin handled silver sucrier and an indistinctly marked silver cream or milk jug, 515gms approx overall (4)

A Barr Worcester, Fine Boat shaped Sucrier. Decorated with Trailing Gilt Vines on a Salmon Ground.Circa: 1795-1800  Incised BSize: 18cm diameter including handles, 12 cm highThe condition overall is good and there is no damage or restoration.

An Art Deco Tudric style pewter tea service comprising teapot, sucrier and creamer

A Royal Crown Derby dessert plate; two similar side plates; a coffee cup and saucer; a tea cup and saucer; a two handled sucrier and cover

A French cartouche shaped walnut and brass mounted clock; Mappin Bros Queens plate sucrier and cover; a seven bar toast rack; two fashion prints

A three piece silver tea set comprising; teapot, mille jug and two handled sucrier; each with ribbed bodies, Birmingham 1899

A Victorian rococo style tea and coffee service, possibly Rockingham, pattern 1027, decorated with a green band and gilded sea shells and sea weed, comprising:  Teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, milk jug, slop bowl, square sandwich plate, twelve teacups, five coffee cups, twelve saucers and a single plate, 20.5 cm diam.Extensive repairs to serving plate, gilding worn on most pieces, some worse than others.Teapot good condition, gilding very slightly rubbed and slightly yellowed insideGilding to wells of eight saucers worn more than othersThree cups stained slightly yellow

A good and interesting collection of late 18th century English porcelain tea and coffee wares predominantly Worcester, including polychrome spiral fluted teabowls and saucers, a shanked sucrier and cover, a blue and white painted Gillyflower saucer (a.f), together with a selection of blue and white teabowls including a pearlware example and small grouping of coffee cans and cups (approximately 51 pcs, some minor damages)

A late 19th century English tea and coffee service, claret and lemon ground decorated with gilt, comprising teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, cream jug, coffee cups, teacups, saucers and cake plates and slop bowl, together with ruby and etched glass liqueur bottle and four matching glasses, further glassware, a Worcester porcelain sucrier and cover, blue and white cake plate, etc (three trays)

Two boxes of assorted china to include; Duchess bone china and other floral teaware, Royal Stafford and other commemorative items, two Wade Bell's Scotch Whisky decanters, one commemorating the Marriage of Prince Charles and Lady Diana, Wade viking ship trinket bowl, floral lustre bowl etc. Together with a box of various items to include; vintage children's clothing (60's), H. Samuel carriage clock, painted glass jug and sucrier, glass jar with metal lid, silver plate cake plate and server, white metal tankards, salt, pepper and mustard set and vases etc. (3)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

Box of white metal items to include: boxed 'Splayds by Mcarthur' cutlery, silver plated tea pot, coffee pot, cream jug, sucrier, photograph frames, various white metal candlesticks/candelabrum, serving dishes, trays, pedestal bowls etc.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT)

A Paris porcelain (Rue Thiroux) part tea service 19th century, painted with pink roses amid small blue foliate sprigs on a white ground. Comprising: a teapot and cover, a sucrier and cover, an oval sucrier, a square plate, two coffee cans and two saucers. (10)

A group of Sèvres monogrammed porcelains 19th century, including a sucrier (pot à sucre) and cover from the service of Napoleon III, two saucers, a bowl, a two-handled ecuelle, a sugar bowl and cover and a cup and saucer all with gilt LP monograms for Louis-Philippe from the Service de Princes, a plate with a gilt central starburst motif, another with a crowned Imperial eagle, a jug, dated 1825, gilded with a crowned interlaced Cs monogram within leaf swags, a covered two-handled cup with monogrammed initials, and three Sèvres cups and saucers with small gilt monograms, various marks, some faults, 22.5cm max. (21)

A group of Continental miniature porcelains most 19th century, including a Paris porcelain part tea service with sucrier, jug, four cups and four saucers, a Paris (Flamen-Fleury) cabinet cup and two saucers painted with floral borders on a blue ground, and a similar cup, a small cup and saucer painted with scattered pink roses, a miniature cup and saucer with floral borders, a small coffee pot with a panel containing a basket of flowers, a Sèvres-style candlestick gilded with buildings on a black ground, a miniature teapot moulded as a gourd, and monogrammed holder, some damages and repairs, 10cm max. (23)

A Vincennes or early Sèvres sucrier (pot à sucre Hébert) date code for 1756-57, painted with two panels each containing a putto among clouds, one with a bird, the other with a quiver of arrows, reserved within gilt floral and foliate borders on a bleu lapis ground, with a later Sèvres cover painted with panels of chickens on a bleu lapis ground, the sucrier with blue interlaced Ls mark enclosing date letter D, painter's mark of two dots possibly for Tandart, a chip to the cover, a repaired chip to the sucrier, 9cm high. (2) Provenance: the sucrier purchased in Bradford-on-Avon, c.1978.

Three Sèvres cups and saucers c.1760-85, one a tasse et soucoupe gaufré moulded with petals, another a tasse et soucoupe godronnée, the last a miniature gobelet litron et soucoupe, and four custard cups (pots à jus), together with a small U-shaped teabowl or sucrier, all left in the white with simple gilt dentil rims, blue interlaced Ls marks, 13.5cm max. (11)

A Sèvres cup with cover and stand (gobelet à la Reine et soucoupe) date code for 1771, the flared cup and deep trembleuse saucer painted by Jacques-François Micaud père with baskets of pink roses suspended from blue ribbons within borders of berried laurel leaves, and a Sèvres sucrier (pot à sucre) painted by Louis-Jean Thévenet with blue and pink foliate motifs linked by leaf garlands, blue interlaced Ls marks enclosing date letters S and O, damages and repairs, 15.2cm max. (4) Provenance: the sucrier formerly in the Hector Binney Collection.

A Sèvres sucrier and cover (sucrier de Monsieur le Premier) c.1780, decorated with a repeated design of tiny sprigs in green, red and gilt between narrow bands in blue, red and gilt, blue interlaced Ls mark, 24cm. (2)

A composite Paris (Dihl et Guèrhard) porcelain part tea service late 18th/early 19th century, variously decorated in bold monochrome colours within varying gilt foliate bands, the teapot and sucrier with green bronze effect moulding, printed red and blue script marks. Comprising: a tea or coffee pot and cover, a footed bowl, a sucrier and cover, nine cups and nine saucers. (23)

A Vincennes or early Sèvres wine glass cooler (seau à verre échancré) c.1750-60, of six-lobed form with small scroll handles, painted in green camaieu with flower sprays, traces of blue interlaced Ls mark, a chip to the footrim, 10.5cm high. Provenance: purchased from George Archdale, 4th August 1984. This rounded lobed shape is recorded at Sèvres in the 1750s and is found in the service produced for Madame du Barry in 1771. The unusual green monochrome decoration, which copied Meissen porcelain of the 1740s, can be seen on other Vincennes pieces, including a sucrier in the Victoria and Albert Museum.

A Sèvres sucrier and cover (pot à sucre Bouret) date code for 1763, painted by Antoine Capelle with delicate flower garlands suspended from an elaborate formal border of shaped panels containing diaper bands and large flowerheads on a dark blue ground, and a small Sèvres milk jug (pot à lait à trois pieds), c.1764, painted with a similar panelled border in blue, puce, green and gilt, the sucrier's cover repaired, 10cm high. max. (3) Provenance: the jug purchased from E & H Manners, 20th January 1991. The sucrier from Rosebery's, 10th December 2013, lot 31.

A Vincennes cup and saucer (gobelet bouillard et soucoupe) c.1750, painted with colourful birds in flight, one holding a leafy branch in its beak, reserved within gilt foliate scroll borders on a bleu lapis ground, and a Vincennes sucrier, c.1752-3, with similar decoration, blue interlaced Ls marks, 13.3cm. (3)

A group of Sèvres teawares c.1770-80, including a teabowl and saucer painted by Guillaume Nol with scattered pink roses within a berried leaf border, a similarly decorated can (gobelet litron) by de Choisy, and large deep saucer by Jean-François Henrion, together with a can painted with scattered pink roses, and a sucrier (pot à sucre) with further roses around a central panel painted by Boileau fils, varying interlaced Ls marks, damages, 14cm max. (6) Three services with rose et feuillages decoration were made at Sèvres, and a large quantity of one service is in the Duke of Bedford's collection at Woburn Abbey.

Three Sèvres cups c.1763-87, one a gobelet couvert painted with a young couple reclining beneath trees, after François Boucher, another painted by Etienne-Jean Chabry with flower sprigs either side of a bleu nouveau band with a formal gilt design, the last with pink and blue flower sprigs on a puce band, with a Sèvres sucrier (pot à sucre Hébert), painted by Pierre-Antoine Méreaud with flower wreaths linked by gilt scrolls beside trellis panels of gilt and white enamel on a blue ground, varying interlaced Ls marks, 6.8cm max. (4)

Two Continental porcelain miniature tea services 19th century, one comprising a coffee pot and cover, milk jug and sucrier, all painted with scenes of children playing on a gilt ground, the other comprising a coffee pot and cover and a sucrier painted with panels of children's faces on a gold ground, a miniature Sèvres-style cabinet cup painted with fruit, a Nast cabinet cup with a Classical profile portrait, a Vienna coffee can and cover painted en grisaille with a maiden being spied on, and a Vienna cup and saucer decorated with large vine leaves, the cup faintly inscribed 'Amitie', damages and repairs, 14cm max. (13)

A Vincennes sucrier and cover date code for 1754-55, the slightly waisted form painted by Jean-Louis Morin in puce camaieu to two sides with a putto amidst flowers, with further small scattered flower sprays, the cover with musical instruments and military motifs around an open flower finial, gilt dentil rims, interlaced blue Ls mark and date code B, painter's mark M, 8.3cm high. (2) Provenance: acquired from Malcolm Heygate-Browne, 11th November 1986. Cf. Bonhams, 26th November 2014, lot 289 for a similar cup and saucer.

A Sèvres oval sucrier with cover and stand c.1797, and a matching plate, all painted by Jacques-François-Louis de Laroche and M G Commelin with tied bouquets of pink roses within pale blue bands with a simple gilt foliate border, blue script Sèvres marks and RF monograms, the cover a poor fit, 27.5cm max. (4) CATALOGUE NOTE - This service was sold to Citoyen Guyller (or Geyler) on 21st September 1797 and included two sucriers de table Nouvelle at a cost of 120 livres each. 

19th Century English floral decorated sucrier cover and stand together with two 19th Century English teacups and a matching saucer painted with a waterfall in a landscapeCondition as shown in photos

19th Century Masons Ironstone tea service comprising: teapot, sucrier, cream jug, slops bowl, twelve large cups, nine small cups, twelve saucers and two stands, printed marks in black (some damages and restoration)

A Japanese part coffee set hand painted to include coffee pot, four cups and four saucers, milk jug and sucrier with embossed gilt decoration.