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A COALPORT TEA AND DESSERT SERVICE each piece printed and painted with floral sprigs within shaped apple green borders, enriched in gilt, comprising: two circular handled dishes, two rectangular handled footed dishes, four square dishes, twelve plates, one cream jug, one sugar bowl, eight tea cups, twelve saucers, twelve side plates, green printed mark.
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A pair of George III sugar tongs. Maker John Girdler, London 1805; a Channel Island Old English teaspoon retailed by John Quesnell of Jersey, circa 1790; a late George III fiddle pattern salt spoon. Maker Thomas Barker, London 1808; a Victorian Irish fiddle pattern mustard spoon, crested. Maker J. Smyth, Dublin 1855; a late Victorian jam spoon with a shell fluted bowl. Makers Hutton & Sons, London 1899; an Edwardian sugar spoon, initialled. Makers Jackson & Fullerton, London 1906; and an Arts & Craft pickle spoon. Makers Synyer & Beddoes, Chester 1913. (7)
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A collection of silver, comprising; a helmet shaped cream jug on a square foot, Chester 1913, a Victorian round sugar bowl with two oval punched bands and engraved 'Alice M A Blackwell from Her Godfather' London 1874 by Martin and Hall, and an oval part fluted cream jug with a moulded border and initials 'EMM', Sheffield 1902 by Roberts and Belk
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A LATE VICTORIAN EDWIN J.D. BODLEY (BURSLEM, 1875-92) CHINA STRAWBERRY SET, c. 1891-2 comprising wavy-edged circular plate, 23cm, (9in) diameter, sugar bowl and cream jug, all decorated with floral sprays on a mint green ground, gilt rim, green printed marks including 'ENGLAND' (introduced 1891), Rd. No 67118 and painted number 9540 to base of each piece, on original chrome stand with ball finials, loop handle and four ball feet.
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An early 19th century Imari patterned tea and coffee service, possibly Spode, each piece decorated with the 1944 pattern of central blue shrub with red and gilt flowers within a floral chain, comprising: teapot, cover and stand, covered sugar, waste bowl, milk jug, two dishes, ten saucers, tea cups and coffee cans (39).
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An Art Nouveau silver three piece teaset by the Barnards, London 1911, comprising: a teapot of compressed circular shape raised on a pedestal foot, the body embossed with stylised flowers, with insulated handle and bud finial to the hinged cover, 18.5 cm, together with the companion cream jug and sugar bowl, 45oz (3).
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