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*Not as catalogued*A George III silver sucrier converted to a cream jug. With eagle form scrolling handle , gadrooned rim and raised on ball feet. Assayed Sheffield 1817, Thomas Watson & Co. 233 grams, 18cm handle to spout.Condition report intended as a guide only.Good condition. No splits or repairs.
An English porcelain partial tea service, c. 1800, possibly Caughley, each piece of wrythen form, decorated with gilt sprigs of grape and vine and with cobalt blue bands, unmarked, comprising teapot (lacking cover), sucrier, cream jug, slop bowl, four tea bowls and five saucers (some wear and damage).
A composed Paris Porcelain tea and coffee service, late 18th/early 19th century, in the Angouleme Sprig pattern, a quantity with stencilled crowned A factory mark for Queen's factory, Rue Thiroux, two with Dihl, Duc d'Angouleme red stencilled mark, the remaining pieces unmarked, comprising coffee pot, sucrier, six coffee cups and twelve saucers, six breakfast cups (one lacking handle) and ten saucers, three plates with scalloped rims, a shaped oval serving dish and a slop bowl, some chips, rubbing. (approx. 40 pieces)
A heavy gauge hallmarked silver four-piece tea and coffee service comprising: large coffee pot with carved wooden pineapple finial and scrolling hand (24.5cm high to tip of finial), teapot with same carved pineapple finial, a two-handled lidded sucrier also with carved pineapple finial and a cream jug, the cream jug and the sucrier each with gilded interior, each assayed Birmingham 1955, total combined weight approx. 2,494g, each piece with vacant cartouche and engraved in late-18th century neo-Classical style CONDITION REPORT: The actual carved wooden pineapple finial is not damaged although the silver leaves and mount containing the pineapple is leaning slightly towards the handle. Looking under a loop two small “bubbles” can be seen where the finial affixes to the dome lid and although in our opinion the work affixing the finial to the domed top is probably original there is a possibility that the finial could have been re-affixed to the cover many years ago. The cream/milk jug has a gilded interior which has tarnishing and staining. The outside of the jug is also quite tarnished which should polish off with a good quality silver polish. The item has been entered privately and has been in the same family for many years. The oval cartouches engraved onto the silver items are vacant. Good condition with no issues to report. The two handled lidded sucrier has a gilded interior with tarnishing on the inside and outside. Both the sucrier and oval dome topped coper appear to be in good order with no condition issues. The carved wooden pineapple finial also looks to be in good condition. The teapot is 24.5cm to the tip of the finial, the interior (not gilded) is tarnished and has obviously been used for purpose, all looks to be in very good order with no problems noted, no “dings”, splits, old cracks or old reparations. Some minor “scratching” can be seen but generally the coffee pot is in very good overall condition. Everything looks good with no splits, cracks, dents or restoration.
A Derby porcelain landscape service circa 1815-20, decorated in cobalt and gilt, individually painted with landscape panels, each individually painted and titled to the bases in red, the service comprising ten teacups, ten coffee cans, twelve saucers, teapot, cover and stand, cream jug, slop bowl, sucrier cover (no base) and two cake plates, painted factory marks in red (43) Painted scenes comprise ' In Cumberland', 'In Westmoreland', 'Near Lowth, Lincolnshire', 'In South Wales', 'In Italy', 'Near Nottingham', 'In Germany', 'Near Woobourne, Bedforshire', 'Near Littleover, Derbyshire' etc
A Royal Crown Derby part tea service pattern no. 8450, Imari border, date code 1911, comprising a teapot, sucrier (lacks cover), cream jug, six cups, four saucers, six plates and sandwich plate; together with a Royal Crown Derby 3615 sauce tureen and cover with Imari decoration and thirteen matching dinner plates, dated code 1897. (34)
A Royal Doulton porcelain part dinner tea and coffee service decorated in the Platinum Concord pattern, comprising a pair of meat platters, oval dish, sauce boat on stand, six dinner and eight side plates, six fruit bowls, salt and pepper, six soup cups, teapot, cream jug, sucrier, six tea cups and eight saucers, and six coffee cans.
A Royal Albert porcelain part tea and coffee service, decorated in the Old Country Roses pattern, some seconds, comprising tea pot, coffee pot, cream jug, sucrier, bread plate, two tier cake stand, and single tier cake stand, twelve tea cups, saucers and plates, six coffee cups and saucers, and a pair of tea cups and biscuit saucers. (qty)
SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE, the teapot of baluster form with matching two handled sucrier and helmet shaped cream jug, all on circular pedestal bases, Birmingham 1919 by G. Mills & Co. 38 troy ozs approx. (B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Overall hallmarks are clear and legible, general wear and staining commensurate with age but no obvious damage/splits/cracks etc.
VICTORIAN SILVER THREE PIECE TEA SERVICE comprising bullet shaped teapot, coffee pot and two handled sucrier, the teapot and coffee pot with floral and foliate finials, all embossed with foliate decoration with vacant cartouche to each piece and scroll handles. Makers mark probably Emma Dear, 1845. Weight is 55 troy ozs approx.(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Good clear hallmarks to the base of each piece, some scratches, surface wear and marks commensurate with age. Floral finials are rather loose. Minor dinks and dents in places. Interior of items is rather worn.
FOURTEEN PIECE AYNSLEY PORCELAIN TEA SERVICE of fluted form with yellow decoration and butterfly handles with gilded rims to include; six cups and saucers, milk jug and sucrier. Green printed marks to base Aynsley England registration marks. (14)(B.P. 24% incl. VAT) CONDITION REPORT: Three of the cups have damage, all with different size vertical hairline cracks, two of them have noticeable chips to the rim. All other items appearing in good condition with no obvious damage, chips, cracks or restoration.
A Chamberlains Worcester plate, painted with a named view 'Cotswold', 18.5cm diameter, an early 19th century copper lustre goblet, printed and overprinted with a continuous scene of buildings and figures in a fenced garden in the Chinese palette, 12cm high and a pearlware lozenge shape sucrier, early 19th century, printed with sheep and buildings in a landscape, 12.5cm wide (3).
Fine early 19th century Minton New oval-shape tea service with gilt leaf and urn alternate panel decoration, pattern 238, comprising teapot and cover, sucrier and cover, milk jug, slops basin, two saucer dishes, twelve teacups and eleven saucers - all with Sèvres-style mark with M and 238 (29 pieces) CONDITION REPORT Teapot - Small chip to spout and wear to spout gilding, rim chip to lid. Minor wear to gilding on handle, minor staining to body.Milk jug - chip to rimSucrier - some staining to body - very stained to interiorSlops bowl - some wear to gilding and staining to bowlTwo saucer dishes - good order, 1 cup cracked, 2 cups have worn gildingOne saucer broken, 2 saucers cracked, 3 saucers have worn gilding
A SELECTION OF STUDIO POTTERY to include an Aldermaston Andrew Hazelden jug, a Dartington pottery small jug possibly designed by Janice Tchalenko, one other Dartington pottery jug and a three piece English pewter coffee set in Tudric pattern style consisting of a coffee pot, sucrier and cream jug (6)
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