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Click here to subscribeA Georgian silver twin-handled sugar bowl, London, 1807, with gilt interior, reeded angular handles, and a band of bright cut decoration above centrally engraved initials, along with two silver sauce boats, one by Mappin & Webb, Sheffield, 1937, with three hoof feet, the othe r with marks for Walter Sissons and Charles Sissons, and a silver canister, of cylindrical form with engraved initials. 21oz gross weight, sugar bowl 19.5cm wide. (4)
A matched silver three piece tea set in the neo-classical style, comprising; teapot, with beaded vase finial, c-scroll handle, and bright cut ribbed body, 19.7oz, London 1796, height 18cm, a sugar bowl, of navette shape, with reeded inverted swing carry handle, and bright cut decoration, 5.5oz, London 1792, width 13cm, and a later cream jug, 6.5oz, Birmingham 1891, height 11.5cm. (3)
A matched Victorian three piece silver tea set, each piece of panelled circular form with C and foliate scroll decoration throughout, comprising teapot, twin handled sugar bowl and cream jug (teapot and cream jug Edinburgh 1858, sugar bowl London 1846), height of teapot 20 cm, total weight 44 oz
A Silver Plated Round Sauce Boat having gadroon rim, with scrolled shaped handle on splayed feet, also a plated bulbous hot water jug having wicker handle, a bulbous 2-handled sugar bowl, a similar cream jug, a silver plated tankard and an oval plated cruet stand (no handle), having pierced decoration (6)
A Meissen Onion Pattern Small Oval Scalloped Dish on blue and white ground with floral and leaf decoration, 24cm wide, a Meissen 2-handled gravy boat with fixed saucer, on blue and white ground having floral and leaf decoration (slight chip to rim), 26cm wide, a Meissen leaf shaped dish on blue and white ground having floral and leaf decoration (slight chip to rim), a Meissen round sugar bowl with cover (bowl cracked) also another similar lid (6)
A New Hall part tea service, decorated with oak leaves and acorns in gilt and dark blue, pattern number 524. Some damages. Early 19th century. Comprising: teapot and cover, sugar bowl, cover and stand, milk jug, cake plate, slop bowl, five teacups, three coffee cups and six saucers. (22) Cf. David Holgate, New Hall, p182.
A Rockingham tea service, decorated in pattern number 1461 with a different botanical painting on each piece. Some damages. c.1838-42. Comprising: teapot and cover, sugar bowl and cover, milk jug, large bowl, cake plate, thirteen plates, eleven teacups, ten coffee cups and nine saucers, printed marks to some pieces. (50) Cf. Alwyn and Angela Cox, Rockingham 1745-1842, p202.
A Meissen tea and coffee service, painted in blue enamel and gilt with flower sprays within checkered, scrolled borders, crossed swords marks with dots between the hilts. Some damages. c.1765. Comprising: a coffee pot and cover, a teapot and cover, a tea canister and cover, sugar bowl and cover, waste bowl, eighteen cups and saucers. (45)
A Tiffany three piece coffee set By Tiffany & Co, New York, with London import marks 1920, comprising coffee pot, milk jug and twin handled covered sugar bowl, each with slender baluster bodies chased with Islamic style decoration in geometric navette designs (3) Coffee pot 29cm high total weight 37oz
A Victorian matched four piece tea and coffee service By Mappin & Webb, Sheffield 1987 and 1898, comprising teapot coffee pot, twin handled sugar bowl and milk jug, the fluted baluster bodies with embossed and engraved floral decoration, the tea and coffee pots with ivory handles (4) Coffee pot 26cm high total weight 73oz
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