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Click here to subscribeGeorge V silver swing-handled sugar-bowl, Chester 1910, 8 cm high, together with a selection of silver items including a pair of wine-bottle coasters, two decanter labels, a footed cup, hand-mirror and brush, bud vase, condiment spoon, tall vase and pepperette, weighable silver 10 oz, (311 gr.) (12).
Collection of silver and silver-mounted items including a small silver cream jug chased with bouquets and houses, with import marks, a larger floral chased milk jug, a plain cream jug, a fluted sugar bowl and a silver-mounted mother-of-pearl basket, basket 9.5 cm wide, weighable silver 11.5 oz. (358 gr.) (5).
Georg Jensen silver toddy warmer, with hammered finish and wooden handle, 7 cm high, 3.3 oz. (101 gr.), together with a silver cup with applied tube decoration to the lower body, by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Birmingham 1926, 8.5 cm high and a silver cream jug and sugar bowl by Albert Edward Jones, gross weight 19.6 oz. (610 gr.) (3) .
An Arts and Crafts heavy gauge 3-piece silver tea set, comprising teapot, sugar bowl and cream jug, relief decoration with pillar border, by George Harding & Sons Limited, hallmarks Sheffield 1912, teapot height 17cm, 45.4oz totalVery good overall condition, no obvious damage or repair, silver only lightly surface scratched all over with very crisp decoration, hallmarks clear and matching
A collection of silver itemsComprising: a shaped-circular salver, Sheffield 1911, diameter 26cm, a footed bowl, Birmingham 1931, with pierced scroll gallery, with glass liner, a bead fluted and pierced oval bowl, London 1885, three other Victorian pierced oval bowls, a pierced pot, a shallow dish, Mappin & Webb, London 1937, a two-handled sugar bowl, a two-handled small vase, a King's pattern basting spoon, London 1823, weight 127oz. (11)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
A Victorian silver trophy cupRobert Harper, London 1866 Height 22.5cm; together with a caster, London 1891; a mug, London 1912; a sugar bowl, London 1911; a salver, London 1962; two sauceboats, Birmingham 1946; two silver toast racks, weight 73oz. (9)For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
'Fiesta' a collection of Midwinter Pottery designed by Jessie Tait, painted with geometric design in yellow and grey, comprising, platter, two tureen and covers, serving bowl and four dessert bowls, three various serving jugs, teapot and cover, coffee pot and cover, milk-jug and sugar basin, one cup and saucer, cups, twelve dinner, eleven side, four entree and six side plates printed factory marks, 35cm. wide (platter), (a lot). Literature Steven Jenkins Midwinter Pottery a revolution in British tableware, Richard Dennis, page 43 for comparable examples of Fiesta illustrated.
A Burmese white metal four piece coffee service with tray, each piece with embossed and chased rural figural scenes, comprising; a coffee pot, 22cm high, a hot water jug, 23cm high, a two handled sugar bowl, 13.5cm high, a cream jug 11.5cm high and a circular tray, 25.5cm diameter, total weight approx 85.6oz (5)
A Robert Welch four piece silver tea and coffee service, London 1974, comprising; a coffee pot with ivory handle and finial, 18.5cm high, a teapot with ivory handle and finial, 13cm high, a two handled sugar bowl, 6cm high and a cream jug, 10.5cm high, total weight approx 51.2oz (4) CITES Certificate No.587598/01
An extensive Royal Crown Derby "Derby Posies" dinner tea and coffee service, comprising 9 dinner plates, 6 dessert plates, large tureen and cover, 7 consomme bowls, 2 preserve pots, 4 egg cups, 6 small shaped dishes, coffee pot, small teapot, 12 saucers, 6 coffee can saucers, 7 side plates, 2 sandwich plates, 6 tea cups, 7 coffee cups, boxed sugar bowl and cream jug and other items, and a Denby Rockingham floral Festival pattern teapot (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: As per the description there are 9 dinner plates. However there is a tenth plate with a similar but not exact pattern also made by Derby. The dinner plates are all in good condition with no cracks or chips. They all show signs of very light use. The soup bowls show no signs of use and have no cracks, chips or loss of gilding. All tea plates are in good condition showing only light use. There are no chips or cracks. All saucers are in good condition showing only light signs of use. One of the smaller cups has a crack running from the rim to the bowl. One of the small cups has a chip to the rim. The rest are all in good condition having no chips, cracks, restoration or loss of gilding. The small teapot has a +/- 10 cm crack to its body. The large sugar basin has a crack running from the lip to the bowl. All other pieces are in very good condition with only some items showing light use.
An English bone china six place part tea set, circa 1900, comprising 6 cups and saucers, 4 side plates, sugar bowl, cream jug and bread plate, each with printed decoration heightened with enamels and with gilt rims, printed mark verso numbered 2523, together with a quart size and a half pint pottery jugs each with applied sprig toping scenes and with moulded greyhound handles, 18 cm and 11 cm respectively.
A Minton Haddon Hall pattern dinner, tea and coffee service for six place settings, comprising 6 dinner plates, dessert plates and side plates, 6 tea cups and saucers, 6 coffee cups and saucers, 4 consomme bowls and 6 stands, coffee pot, tea pot, 2 lidded tureens, large fruit bowl, sugar bowl, cream jug and condiments. CONDITION REPORT: This service has clearly seen very little use. We have had a look at each piece and can see no chips or any cracks or other condition issues.
A First Period Worcester double tea service, circa 1770, each piece fluted and with gilt gross blue tasselled curtaining at the rim and with further dotted gilding, comprising a pair of melon-shaped tea pots and covers, a pair of hexagonal tea pot stands, a spoon tray, a pair of waste bowls, a pair of large cake plates, two saucer dishes, a sugar bowl and cover, two milk jugs of differing shapes, five large straight-sided tea cups, twelve large tea bowls, seven coffee cups and fourteen saucers/Provenance: Spetchley Park/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: One teapot with footrim chip below glaze, occurring at time of manufacture.Of the two saucer-dishes - one has a flat rim chip which is 1cm wide to underside of rim and the other has a star crack to well.Of the larger fluted straight-sided cups - one has a rim chip which is 1cm wide.Of the smaller straight-fluted cups - one is cracked.The teabowls and saucers with some wear to gilt wells.Some slight wear to gilt rims throughout.
A Worcester spirally fluted part tea set, circa 1770, painted in sepia and gilt with flower sprays, comprising a teapot, milk jug, sugar bowl, nine coffee cups, twelve tea bowls and nine saucers/Provenance: Spetchley Park CONDITION REPORT: One coffee cup and one saucer cracked. The milk jug, sucrier and cover and teapot cover all with a small rim chip each. Overall very good. Gilding good.
Eleven Sèvres dessert dishes and an oval sugar bowl and cover with integral stand, painted with scattered bouquets and sprigs of flowers, blue line and gilt-dash rims, various dates, the oval dishes in hard paste/Provenance: Ombersley Court CONDITION REPORT: The tureen stand with complete glaze loss to rim. Firing crack to tub.One of the shell dishes with two cracks to the rim near handle. All quite scratched to the glaze.Of the oval dishes, one has a small shallow rim chip. Light stacking wear.The square dishes are without damage or repairs, just some stacking wear and scratches.
A Sèvres dark blue ground sugar bowl and cover, date letter K for 1763 and painter's CP mark probably for Caton, blue interlaced marks painted with exotic birds in trees, within gilt foliate and scroll cartouches (restored rim chips to cover, rubbing to gilding) 7.7cm high/see illustration CONDITION REPORT: Cover with two restored rim chips with hairline crack to inner flange. Minor chipping to flower/leaf finial. Some surface scratching to enamels and rubbing to gilding.
A group of English blue and white porcelain tea ware comprising a pair of Worcester blue and white stands, four tea bowls and three saucers painted with the Mansfield pattern, a teapot cover en-suite, two teapots with printed patterns, a sugar bowl cover, a Lowestoft blue and white jug and a saucer, various dates, circa 1770 (15)/Provenance: Ombersley Court CONDITION REPORT: some damages througout
A Derby Imari pattern part tea service of seventeen pieces CONDITION REPORT: This tea set has an overall good appearance however the following items have been restored -Small jug, 1 x saucer, 3 x cups, teapot and cover.In addition the circular sugar bowl has a hair crack running from rim down side.
Silver four piece tea service and two handled tray, the teapot, hot water pot, sugar bowl and cream jug of irregular octagonal form with engraved floral decoration, the shaped tray with similar engraved floral decoration and shaped end handles, the tray - Sheffield 1939, the tea service - Birmingham 1939
Late 18th century Worcester part tea set decorated with flowers and butterflies, marks to the base. (25)CONDITION REPORT: Cup with handle: small chips to the rims. Small nibbles to the handle;Some bowls have nibbles to the rims and feet;Teapot - hairline crack to the bowl, chip to the spout end and finial;Cream jug - crack to the handle, chips to the finial, chips to the foot;Sugar bowl - chips to the finial;Some discolouration to many pieces.
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