There are 88244 lots that match your search criteria. Subscribe now to get instant access to the full price guide service.
Click here to subscribeA pair of Irish silver bright cut sugar tongs by Benjamin Taitt, Dublin circa 1784, with shell bowls, together with a matched set of six George III, George IV and later bright cut shell bowl teaspoons, various makers and dates; a set of six Old English bright cut teaspoons, maker TL, Sheffield 1901; six other various small silver spoons and five electroplate egg spoons, 12.25oz (24)
A Wade, Heath and Co child's porcelain Mickey Mouse Nursery Ware Tea Service, English, 1930s, impressed Wadeheath by permission Walt Disney England, including silver foil original product and price labels, comprising teapot, illustrated with Snow White and Dopey, milk jug/Bambi, sugar bowl/Thumper, 4 cups/Sleepy, Bashful and Doc, 4 saucers/Sneezy, Doc and Grumpy, within an original box illustrated with Mickey and Minnie Mouse together with Pluto, box is slightly torn and dirty, not necessarily correct one for this Set.
The following lots are the remainder of the Martin Gubbins Collection of Silver Spoons and ??? wares Bonhams, 18th July 2002. An interesting collection of late 18th/early 19th century Old Sheffield plate flatware and related items, various dates, comprising: a pair of bright-engraved tablespoons, c.1800, a set of six plain Old English teaspoons, c.1800, a set of three bright-engraved teaspoons, c.1795, three sugar crushers with spiral twist stems, one with spoon bowl.
A Victorian tea caddy with half lobed cylindrical body, similarly decorated cover, maker's mark 'C.B.', 10cm high; a Victorian sugar bowl, the ovoid body part lobed and repousse with scrolls, the stepped hinged cover with ebonised finial, maker's mark 'P. & ?', London and Birmingham 1893-1896, 10cm wide (2)
Paragon 'Belinda' tea and dinner ware, floral design: four tea cups, six saucers, five coffee cups, five saucers, two mugs, tea pot, milk jug, sugar bowl, six tea plates, four side plates, six dinner plates, two dessert bowls, larger dish, oval dish, sauce boat with saucer and three lids (fifty)
A Royal Crown Derby part tea and coffee service, circa 1880, decorated in an imari palette with green and gilt highlights, with ogee panels of birds perched in branches against a cobalt ground, within scrolling foliate surround comprising an oval teapot and cover, sugar bowl and cover, 1 cream jug, 4 coffee cups and 4 saucers, printed red mark to base with hand painted pattern number 198 (11)
A Coalport part tea and coffee service, circa 1840, painted with floral bouquets of summer flowers within a cobalt geometric trefoil design border against a coffee coloured ground, with shaped cobalt and gilt decorated rim consisting of 6 teacups, 4 coffee cups, 6 saucers, sugar bowl and cover, slop bowl, cream jug and sandwich plate, gilt 4/513 mark to base (20)
A Collection of Eight 18th Century Chinese Blue and White Export Porcelain Tea and Coffee Wares, each piece painted with a lakeland scene with islands and figures, enriched with gilt rims and decorative bandings, comprising teapot and cover, two tea bowls, seven coffee cups, three saucers, a saucer dish, a sugar basin, a sparrow beak milk jug (handle lacking), a small bowl, a bellied coffee pot and associated cover; and A Very Similarly Decorated Davenport, Longport, Porcelain Two-Handled Bowl, Cover and Stand, transfer printed mark in red, pattern number 3588
A Three Piece Tea Service, comprising teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, each on oval pedestal foot with moulded border, the oval teapot with lightly hammered finish, the teapot and cream jug with fruit wood handle, detachable lid to teapot with wood finial, (by Georg Jensen, Copenhagen, teapot 25cm long)
A Victorian Four Piece Tea Service, comprising tea and coffee pots, cream jug and sugar bowl, each of octagonal shape on pedestal foot, the panels engraved with scrolling foliate decoration, the tea and coffee pot with hinged lid and moulded knop finial, scroll handles, (by George Richards, London 1846, 77oz)
circular shape, on four scroll supports, the body part wavy lobed, with gadrooned and foliate borders, ivory insulators, (maker's mark rubbed, London 1825); A Sugar Bowl, of similar pattern, (maker's mark rubbed, London 1819); and A Cream Jug, to match, (by Naphthali Hart, London 1816, gross weight 41oz) (3)
A Victorian Sugar Basket, oval, on pedestal foot, floral and foliate decoration, beaded borders and swing handle, blue glass liner, (by Martin and Hall, Sheffield 1867, 15cm long,); and A Victorian Sugar Sifter Spoon, Old English pattern with beaded edge, engraved shield to the stem, fluted pierced bowl, (by Martin and Hall, London 1867, total weight 8oz) (2)
Loading...
