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Click here to subscribeMokkaservice, Wien, 1922–25Silber, 10-teilig. Meistermarke FK u. FV. Blanke Zylinderform mit tiefem Ausgusshahn, flachem Deckel und J-Henkel. Wandung mit abschliessener Blattbordüre. Bestand: Kaffeekanne, Cremier, Sucrier, 6 Mokkatassen mit Untertassen, ovales Tablett. Tukan-Marke, Meistermarke. Feingehalt 800. H (KK) 18,5 cm, ca. 2940 g.- Leichte Gebrauchsspuren.
A Spode dinner and tea service decorated in the 'Fleur De Lys Gold' pattern (Y8063-B), comprising ; three lidded tureens (29.5cm wide), one large oval platter (41.5cm wide), one medium oval platter (31.5cm wide), eight dinner plates (27.5cm diameter), eight side plates (20.5cm diameter), eight two handled soup bowls, eight soup bowl plates (18cm diameter), one sauce boat and stand, one two handled serving plate (26.5cm wide), one tea pot and cover (21.5cm high), one lidded sucrier, one cream jug, eight tea cups, eight saucers and eight side plates.Condition Report: One tea cup saucer is cracked through the middle, otherwise in excellent condition throughout.
A Royal Crown Derby dinner and tea service decorated in the 'Green Derby Panel' pattern (A.1237) comprising ; three lidded tureens (22.5cm across handles), Oval platter (41cm wide), Small lidded tureen and stand (18.5cm wide),one two handled plate (24.5cm wide), Sauce boat on stand, Eight dinner plates (27cm diameter), eight side plates (21.5cm diameter), eight two handled soup bowls, eight soup bowl plates (16.5cm diameter), one lidded sucrier, one cream jug, eight tea cups, eight saucers and eight side plates (16cm diameter).Condition Report: Excellent condition throughout.
A group of Wedgwood dark blue dip Jasperwares, late 19th and early 20th century, each typically sprigged with Classical figures and foliate borders, comprising a cheese dome and dish, diameter of dish 18cm, teapot, cover and stand, jug with pewter tappit lid, height 16cm, two smaller jugs, jar and cover, height 11cm, and a two-handled sucrier and cover, various impressed marks, together with a similar jug, height 16cm, unmarked (minor faults).
A Royal Crown Derby blue floral printed tea for two, pattern No. 3348, dated 1897, comprising teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, two teacups and saucers and a jug, together with a boxed set of six Royal Worcester Woodland pattern coffee cans and saucers, similar coffee cans and saucers and a Bing & Grondahl figure of a girl buckling her shoe (faults).
A group of Spode Italian pattern blue printed tea and coffee wares, mostly late 20th century, comprising large teapot and cover, small teapot and cover, coffee pot and cover, cream jug, milk jug, sucrier and cover, two-handled sugar bowl and cover, strainer and dish, open sugar bowl, small marmalade pot and cover, six coffee cans and seven saucers and seven teacups and nine saucers.
A harlequin Paris porcelain part service, mid 19th century, painted with flowers and gilt with foliage in a mix of patterns around a gilt 'AB' monogram, comprising six teacups and saucers, jug, height 17cm, and a sucrier and cover, height 14cm, together with a Meissen style French porcelain plate painted with an amorous couple within a pierced gilt enriched rim, underglaze blue mark to base, diameter 23cm, and an outside factory decorated Meissen plate painted with a bird within a pierced rim, crossed swords mark in underglaze blue to base, diameter 21cm.
Mid 20th century Indian white-metal three-piece coffee set comprising coffee pot, lidded two-handled sucrier, and milk jug, each with typical floral decorated panels, coffee pot 25cm high, 2320g gross approx, each piece stamped 'Bapalal & Co Madras Silver' in original plush-lined fitted case
An extensive combined Spode 'Fleur-de-Lys Gold' Y8063 pattern and Royal Doulton 'Belmont' pattern dinner service, 20th century, printed marks, the Spode pieces comprising: a shaped circular two-handled tureen lacking a cover - 28cm wide; a large circular scalloped rim dish - 32cm diameter; two large oval scalloped dishes - 42cm long; two smaller oval scalloped dishes - 37cm long; two square deep dishes - 23cm wide, a sauce boat and stand; thirteen large dinner plates; thirteen salad plates; thirteen pudding bowls; eleven side plates; five tea cups with six saucers; and thirteen cake plates; the Royal Doulton pieces comprising: a large oval dish - 41cm long; two oval dishes - 34cm long; two twin-handled tureens with covers – 25.6cm wide; eight large dinner plates; twelve salad plates; nine soup bowls; nine side plates; a large teapot and cover; a large coffee pot and cover; a milk jug; a two-handled sucrier with cover and associated stand; seven tea cups with twelve saucers; and nine coffee cans with twelve saucers (lot)
A mixed collection of pottery and porcelain, comprising a Worcester pickle leaf dish, circa 1765, 9cm wide; a new oval pattern cream jug, pattern 7, armorial vase, 11.5cm high; a Coalport cache pot and stand, painted with flowers; teapot and cover painted with flowers, 14cm high; miniature lion's head, a Continental porcelain model of a pair of boots, small green glaze piggy bank, a delft inkwell liner; a Derby pot and cover, circa 1775, painted panels of birds, unmarked, 7.5cm high; a Mason's ironstone lavender dessert saucer tureen and cover, painted in blue with flowers, together with a further Mason's ironstone open pot pourri and Mason's baluster vase and cover in the Chinese style; a landscape sucrier, lacking cover, painted by Zachariah Boreman at Williams Simms workshop on a Derby porcelain blank, a New Hall cream jug, pattern 2313, painted with birds; New Hll saucer, printed with Bruce Castle, and a small 19th century cordial glass, three Paris porcelain saucers, Paris coffee can, a Vienna saucer, Meissen coffee cup, once cancelled crossed sword marks, etc (group, two trays)(damages and repairs)
A small group of 18th century English porcelain, comprising Worcester: 'Tea Party' sucrier and cover, 12cm high, reeded tea bowl with blue underglaze cell diaper border, W mark, 7.2cm diameter; 'Hollow Rock' fluted saucer, W mark, 13.2cm diameter; a Chelsea Red Anchor florally decorated saucer, 12.5cm diameter; a scarce Chaffers Liverpool 'Two-storey shelter' saucer, circa 1758-63, unmarked, 12cm diameter; a Worcester sparrow beak milk jug, painted with flowers, unmarked, 8.5cm high; a Derby fluted ogee coffee cup, painted with flowers, with gilt dentil rim, 6.2cm high; a Derby seated bocage putto, 18cm high; sold together a Derby porcelain taperstick, moulded with leaves, 9.5cm high; and a small group of blue and white pearlware, comprising a 'Long Bridge' coffee cup, a 'Violin' tea bowl and coffee cup and a 'Curling Palm' sucrier and cover, 9cm high (group) (faults and restorations) Condition:Pearlware coffee cups 1 - chipped and cracked, another with foot rim chipTea party sucrier - cover chipped, reglued break to rim and associated hairlineWorcester fluted tea bowl - nibbles to rimDerby coffee cup - hairline to rimPearlware sucrier - repaired chips to cover, nibble to finial, restored rim chip to base and hairline crackChaffers tea bowl with crude repaired rim chipChelsea saucer cracked Candlestick with chip to mouthDerby candlestick with various breakages
A 20th century Limoges dinner service - decorated with lemons and leaves on a white ground, including three lidded tureens, two comports, three serving plates, twelve tea cups with saucers, twelve coffee cups with saucers teapot, milk jug, sucrier, seven bowls, twelve side plates and thirty-five dinner plates
A Royal Copenhagen fluted full-lace pattern tea and coffee service, comprising: coffee pot, teapot, sucrier, three jugs in sizes, three circular dishes, rectangular dish, three-piece condiment set, twenty-nine plates in sizes, thirteen coffee cups, twelve saucers, ten teacups and saucers, wave marks in underglaze-blue, printed marks in green.
A Worcester assembled part tea, coffee and dessert service, circa 1790-1820Richly decorated with the 'Queen Charlotte' pattern, comprising a sauce tureen and cover on a fixed stand, two shell-shaped dishes, two oval dishes, two square dishes, a lozenge-shaped dish, nine plates, a teapot and cover, a sucrier and cover, a slop bowl, a saucer dish, ten teacups, three coffee cups and nine saucers, largest dish 29.7cm wide, crescent marks, incised B marks, or impressed crowned FBB marks (46)Footnotes:The King and Queen visited Worcester in 1788 to attend the Music Meeting and they toured Flight's china manufactory. They ordered a set of the Lily pattern, which was renamed 'Royal Lily' in their honour. It is presumed that the 'Queen Charlotte' pattern was also renamed following the Queen's visit in 1788, but there is no surviving record of an order for the pattern from the Queen. Introduced thirty years earlier, the Queen Charlotte pattern remained popular throughout the Regency period. See John Sandon, The Dictionary of Worcester Porcelain (1993), pp.103-5.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Caughley miniature or toy part tea and coffee service, circa 1785-90Comprising a coffee pot and cover, a teapot and cover, a sucrier and cover and a sparrow-beak milk jug, printed in blue with the 'Fisherman' pattern, coffee pot 8.8cm high (7)Footnotes:ProvenanceBonhams, 14 April 2010, lot 202 (coffee pot) and lot 203 (sucrier and jug)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
An assembled Caughley miniature or toy part tea and coffee service, circa 1785-88Painted in blue with the 'Island' pattern and comprising a teapot and cover, a sucrier and cover, a milk jug, two teabowl and saucers and two coffee cups, teapot 7.6cm high, teabowls and one coffee cup with S marks, the second coffee cup with C mark (11)Footnotes:ProvenanceSimpson Collection, Simon Spero exhibition catalogue 2003, p.36 (teapot and jug)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A fine and rare Barr, Flight and Barr Worcester cabaret service, circa 1808-10Probably by William Billingsley, finely painted with naturalistic sprays of bright pink roses on thorny stems and among leaves, alternating with rich seaweed gilding, the rims and handles gilt, comprising a large rounded rectangular tray, a teapot and cover of oval 'prow' form with a flamiform finial, a milk jug, a twin-handled sucrier, a slop bowl, and two breakfast cups and saucers, tray 39.8cm wide, impressed crowned BFB marks and printed marks referring to Coventry St address (10)Footnotes:ProvenanceWith Brian and Angela Downes Antiques, Bath, 1990Charles Dawson CollectionIllustrated by Charles Dawson, Worcester Flight & Barr Porcelain (2023), p.201, fig.18.18. William Billingsley is regarded as one of the finest painters of flowers on English porcelain. He arrived at Worcester in the summer of 1808 during the Barr, Flight and Barr period, using the name of Beeley to avoid creditors. He painted roses and other flowers on Worcester porcelain during the first year or two of his time there, before Martin Barr put him to work on refining the Worcester body together with his future son-in-law, A breakfast cup and saucer with identical decoration attributed to Billingsley was sold by Bonhams on 7 June 2006, lot 227 and is illustrated by John Sandon, Worcester Porcelain (2009), p.44.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A late 19th/early 20th century coffee service for two, including tray, coffeepot, two cups, two saucers, sucrier and milk jug. Tray diameter 20 cm, together with a Vienna coffee service. CONDITION REPORT: The coffee pot and lid are both in good order as is the sugar bowl and lid. The milk jug is in good order with no issues as are the six coffee cans. The saucers are all free from any chips, cracks, or restoration but do have scratches to the centres. One in particular which is worn through the gilding and the paintwork.
Collection of Meissen porcelain to include: 'Blue Onion' design tea caddy and cover, cups and saucers, cream jug, sucrier and cover, pierced design plates etc., some decorated with flowers and foliage. Blue Cross Sword marks to the underside. (11) (B.P. 21% + VAT) The plates have adhesive plate hangers to the underside, otherwise items appearing in good condition overall with no obvious damage.
A SET OF THREE GRAINGER & CO. WORCESTER CHINA TEACUPS AND SAUCERS, c.1850, printed in underglaze blue with rare script mark, and two Worcester porcelain teabowls, together with a French porcelain Derby style tall mug painted with flowers on a gilt stripe ground, pseudo script D, 4 3/4" high, and a pearlware sucrier and cover (10) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Pearlware is crazed and discoloured, blue and white bowl chips to footrim, others generally good. The blue and white teabowl has chips to the footrim and the print is a little blurred. The polychrome teabowl has no damage but the burnt orange has 'run' and has unintended spots.
A WORCESTER PORCELAIN RIBBED BARREL TEAPOT, COVER AND STAND, c.1780, painted in underglaze blue and highlighted in gilt with Dresden Flowers, unmarked, stand 6" diameter, together with a gilt decorated ribbed sucrier and cover with flower knop, unmarked, a teabowl, crescent mark, and a Newhall trio painted in black and highlighted in gilt with a Vitruvian scroll type pattern, unmarked (7) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Minor losses to both covers, marked teabowl tired, chip to Newhall saucer. Teapot and stand purchased from Red Dolphin in 1996 for £360
TWO WORCESTER PORCELAIN MANSFIELD BOWLS, c.1780, 6" & 4" diameter, together with a similar sucrier and cover, 3 1/2" diameter, all with open crescent mark (3) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: Sucrier and cover very good bar a small brown mark to rim of bowl, no damage to knop. Both bowls have minute chips to rims.
A WORCESTER PORCELAIN TEA AND COFFEE SERVICE, c.1785-90, of wrythen fluted form and painted in polychrome enamels with floral bouquets, for six place settings and comprising teabowls, coffee cups, saucers, slop basin, milk jug, sucrier and cover and teapot and cover, unmarked (22) (Illustrated) (Est. plus 24% premium inc. VAT)Condition Report: No chips, cracks or restoration, very minor wear to gilding. Purcahsed in 1994 from Bryan Smith for £2500.
COPELAND SPODE'S 'TOWER' PATTERN BLUE & WHITE POTTERY SERVICE, twelve place settings, including coffee pot, sucrier, milk jug, meat platter, bread and butter plate, thirteen cups, twelve saucers, twelve side plates, six dessert plates and six dinner platesProvenance: private collection PembrokeshireComments: one or two chips, otherwise good
Royal Crown Derby Part Tea Service Imari Pattern to include: (c.20) 2451 pattern Large Teapot, lid and Stand 1806 mark Cream Jug c.1929 Cup and saucer c.1906 Sucrier Date code 1898 Sugar Bowl dated 1913 5 Side plates c.1900 5 Teacups and saucers 1920's mostly good condition , restoration to teapot
A Queen Anne style silver spirit tea kettle on stand, ebonised handle terminating in shells over a gadrooned cover with an ebonised finial, the gadrooned bowl chased with a central peacock denoting the Manners family of Haddon Hall, Derbyshire, supported by four cabriole legs terminating in lotus leaf feet, 38cm high overall, 1686g gross, William Hutton & Sons, London 1885, cased; a Victorian silver tea and coffee service, comprising teapot, coffee pot, sucrier and cream jug, each gadrooned and ebonised, chased with a scrolling G and a central peacock, William Hutton & Sons, London 1884, 1858g gross, the oak case with a central brass cartouche also depicting a peacock and the motto POUR Y PARVENIR of Lady Manners School, Bakewell
A Copeland China gilt decorated Rococo Revival part breakfast service, mid 19th century, comprising: eleven teacups; twelve saucers; a sucrier and cover, 19cm high; a milk jug, 15cm high; a cream jug, 14cm high; twelve side plates, 19.5cm diameter; twelve egg cups; a circular twin handled serving plate and cover, 16cm wide; a further circular serving plate, 16cm wide; and two rectangular serving plates, 28cm wide; most pieces with painted pattern number '9090' and registered design lozenge for 1852 to base (Qty) (at fault)
A Royal Doulton part dinner service in the 'Biltmore' pattern, comprising: eight soup plates; eight salad plates, 20.5cm diameter; eight dinner plates, 27cm diameter; nine side plates; eight desert bowls; a meat plate, 34cm wide; two oval serving dishes, 28cm wide; two covered serving bowls, a teapot and cover (cover at fault); eight teacups and saucers; a coffee pot and cover; eight coffee cans and saucers; a milk jug, a cream jug, a sucrier and cover; etc (Qty)
A Chinese Doucai style miniature cabaret tea service, Qing DynastyOf canted form and decorated in colours and gilt with scenes of figures in landscapes with precious objects and auspicious flowers, comprising teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, milk jug, six cups and saucers and a tray.Tray 22.5cm wide (tray repaired, teapot handle repaired)Condition:Teapot handle broken off. One teacup with a small chip.Tray with two stage stapled repair. Please see images
A collection of copper chocolate moulds, comprising, examples moulded as a fish, two mussels, three horse hooves, and a four-tiered example, the largest 12cm wide, together with a collection of pottery items, to include a stoneware mixing bowl, with moulded foliate decoration, 20.5cm diameter, a pottery hot water pot and cover, 20th century, blue and white transfer, 21cm high, together with a blue and white pottery mug, late 18th to early 19th century, decorated with a lake scene with a thatched cottage in the foreground and a castle in the background,13.5cm wide, and two white clay pipes, 19th century, one with carved decoration, the largest 9.5cm long (qty) together with a collection of Crown Derby Imari items,, 19th century and later, to include a plater, impressed, stamped, and painted marks, 45.5cm wide, a pair of salts, in the form of cauldrons, printed and painted marks, 7cm high, together with a miniature tea service, to include a teapot, 8cm wide, a teacup, 4.5cm wide, a milk jug, 4cm wide, and a sucrier, 5cm wide, and a pair of saucers by Ridgeways, Old Derby pattern, 12cm diameter (qty)Provenance: The property of the late Baron John Mauger Langin. Condition ReportThe copper chocolate moulds all tarnishing and some with the beginning of verdigris. The mug and bowl bowl heavily crazed the hot water pot with lesser crazing. The bowl with chips to the rim and foot rim. Firing crack to the base. The pipes are not complete and have knocks wear and some chips and nibbles. The hot water pot with some nibbles to the rim and foot rim. All in need of cleaning. Minor nibbles to the plater. Salts with rubbing to the feet with a small chip to the glaze. Tea service with chip to the milk jug, All with crazing and some with rubbing to the decoration.
Fine late Victorian silver four piece tea and coffee service, by The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company, London 1900, comprising teapot, sucrier and milk jug, the coffee pot bearing the maker's mark of William Gibson and John Langman, each finely chased in Rococo style, with initialled cartouche, the coffee pot 25cm high, gross weight approx. 2961g, with original oak presentation case (the case with damages and losses). Ivory exemption application HZLV5A7Z (Please note condition does not form part of the catalogue description. We strongly advise viewing to satsify yourself as to condition. If you are unable to view and a condition report is not already available, please ask for one and it will be provided in writing).
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