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Click here to subscribeHANNAH B BARLOW: A ROYAL DOULTON LAMBETH STONEWARE COMPOSITE THREE PIECE TEA SERVIVE comprising teapot of compressed cylindrical form, the amber and blue wash ground with "sgraffito" decoration of kangeroos and emus with silver mount and cover, 4", together with small cream jug and sugar bowl, impressed marks, monogrammed EHB and dated 1878 (3).
An iron bound oak plate chest containing the following miscellaneous items in fitted sections: a shaped oval tea tray with cut out handles, London 1902 two pierced fruit comports Birmingham 1902/03 a George III teapot London 1796 a goblet Sheffield 1901, a coffee pot London 1901, an inkstand with two bottles London 1900, a small rosebowl London 1903 a larger rosebowl London 1902 a swing handled sugar basket London 1902 a small fluted sugar bowl Sheffield 1901, a pair of sauce ladles London 1903 a plated candlestick, a Chinese three piece condiment set, a crumb scoop Sheffield 1905 12 plated dessert knives and forks, 6 George III teaspoons, 4 circular salts Birmingham 1901, 4 two handled salts London 1898/1901, 4 fluted salts Birmingham 1902 12 assorted salt spoons, a dessert spoon, 2 knives, 4 assorted sugar sifter ladles, a pair of grape shears Sheffield 1901, 12 ivory handled fish knives and forks, Sheffield 1902 a set of 12 ornate gilt spoons London 1902 12 assorted teaspoons, 2 pairs of sugar tongs, a pusher and an apostle spoon, mixed makers, the trunk 22.4in (57cm) high, 29in (74cm) wide, approximately 250oz weighable silver.
A Victorian silver sugar castor, of pedestal shoulder ovoid form, the top pierced with scrolls and latticework, London 1897, 18cm high; a Dutch silver cream jug of ovoid form, the neck decorated with a fishing scene amongst C-scroll borders with conforming handle, Import marks Chester 1899, 9cm high; a pair of Victorian silver cauldron shaped salts, each with silver gilt bowl and on three paw supports issuing from lion masks, London 1869, each with conforming salt spoon, 11oz all in, (6).
A Wedgwood sugar bowl and side plate, designed by Edward Bawden for the Orient Line tableware, printed and painted marks (2) (Born in Essex in 1903. Studied at Cambridge School of Art and Royal College of Art where he trained as an illustrator, book designer and mural painter. His second commission in 1952 was for the Orient Line. His designs, printed at Etruria by lithography, went into production in 1954, with the name Heartsease)
A Royal Crown Derby bone china part dinner and tea service decorated with a gilt band of cross hatching and floral motifs, some damage, comprising; meat platter, gravy boat on stand, six dinner and dessert plates, six soup bowls and four saucers, bread plate, sugar bowl, three cups, six saucers and five tea plates.
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