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Click here to subscribeInternational Silver Company coffee and tea service International Silver Company Countess silverplate coffee and tea service, 20th century. Fluted bodes with cast floral rims raised on stylized out swept feet. Marked. Set includes a coffee pot, tea pot, creamer with gilt wash interior, and lidded sugar bowl. All resting on a matching tray. Coffee pot: 10"h Starting Price: $75
Irish Belleek porcelain, 20th century (lot of 12) Irish Belleek porcelain, 20th century. Consisting of a basket weave and shamrocks breakfast set with teapot, creamer, covered sugar, and cup and saucer, a daisy vase, small bon bon plate, small urn, small covered oval box and serving plate all with shamrocks. Together with a rose vase and small bowl. Various marks including green, red, and brown. Plate 8.5"dia. Starting Price: $150
A Weesp Porcelain Dish; A Continental Porcelain Slop Bowl; and A Matching Sugar Box and Cover (3) All damaged, two large hairline cracks to bowl dish, two further chips, box and cover in pieces. Weesp saucer - 2 x 1cm flat chip to front of rim, 5mm rim chip, some significant wear and stacking wear.
An 18th century Lowestoft Redgrave "Two Bird" pattern sugar bowl, diameter 11cm and a slop bowl, diameter 16cm. Condition Report: The sugar bowl has glaze chips to the rim, the interior is scratched and pitted, a small chip to the foot and painted decoration with scratching. The slop bowl has got glaze chips to the rim and with discolouration to the body, the interior is very scratched, the foot has small chips and discolouration to the body. Painted decoration is scratched.
An early 19th century Staffordshire Pottery part tea service, foliate painted with gilt highlights (most pieces with damage). Condition Report: milk jug handle off and restored. slop bowl cracked and stained. large plate two hairline cracks, smaller plate with extensive damage. sugar bowl two handles broken and extensive damage. tea cups one broken handle, 3 others with hairlines to the handles. coffee cups, 1 ok the other with hairline. saucers 6 damaged 4 generally ok.. Throughout service there is much rubbing to gilding and paint.
A collection of Edwardian silver miniature items, comprising two cups, a saucer, milk jug, sugar bowl, chocolate pot, two handled tray, champagne bottle, two champagne saucers and a circular tray, Birmingham 1904 and 1905 and Chester 1905 by Cornelius Desormeaux Saunders and James Francis Hollings Shepherd, together with a plated saucer and a silver topped cut glass bottle.
A late Victorian silver sugar caster with pierced domed lid above a cylindrical body embossed with a band of foliate scrolls between spiral reeded decoration, on a circular foot, London 1890, a George V silver footed bonbon dish with shaped rim, London 1910 by Mappin & Webb, and a silver bowl of half reeded form, Sheffield 1916 by William Hutton & Sons.
A Royal Albert `Old Country Roses` pattern part service, comprising ten dinner plates, six dessert and side plates, a cake plate, six dessert bowls, six soup bowls and stands, sauce boat and stand, teapot and cover, coffee pot and cover, twelve teacups and saucers, seven coffee cups and six saucers, milk jug, cream jug, sugar bowl and a pot and cover.
A Minton `Haddon Hall` pattern part tea service, comprising a teapot and cover, a smaller teapot and cover, milk jug, cream jug, sugar bowl and cover, six dessert and side plates, eight tea plates, two breakfast cups and saucers, fourteen teacups and saucers, two covers and two dishes (some faults).
A Royal Crown Derby porcelain white glazed part tea service with gilt ropetwist handles, comprising two cake plates, twelve plates, twelve cups and saucers, milk jug and sugar bowl, a Booths `Dragon` pattern blue and white part service and a small collection of other tea wares (minor faults).
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